hi masataka
> > >> how to activate pymol from remote server?
> > >> i.e. how to start pymol in [S] by scripting from [C]
assuming your laptop and remote-machine is X11 capable:
- you can use ip#
or by name
- www.remote-machine.com if your dns/hosts files is setup right
laptop# xhost +remote-machine
laptop# ssh -l loginName remote-machine
login@remote-machine# export DISPLAY=laptop:0.0
login@remote-machine# xterm - see if it works
login@remote-machine# pymol
> > I wonder, if even in this case X-forwarding is needed.
yes .. many different ways to do that
> > | freeglut (pymol): failed to open display ''
> > | PyMOL: abrupt program termination.
the machine you intend to run pymol will need all
the supporting libraries ...
> > | $ gedit (one shell script).sh
> > | (gedit:3887): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
you need to define DISPLAY environment variables on
the remote machine and also allow it to export and display
on your (local) laptop
- some folks consider this "dangerous" but
it does help to get work done ... just be careful
( always use ssh ... NOT telnet or other un-encrypted sessions )
> > | $ grep X11Forwarding /etc/ssh/sshd_config
> > | X11Forwarding yes
that is NOT sufficient...
the environment variable DISPLAY must also be defined
explicitly or defined with ssh login command
have fun
alvin
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