Hi
I seem to be able to make X forwarding work between my Cygwin clients,
but not between a Debian client and Cygwin SSH server(at least not
properly). The weird thing is that I can run something like "xcalc" from
the Debian shell without any issues, it just pops up as expected,
1.0
(repeated about 30 times)
Firefox works, but gives (at command line):
GConf Error: Adding client to server's list failed, CORBA error:
IDL:omg.org/CORBA/COMM_FAILURE:1.0
(twice)
Steve
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, but as I
> understand that's incorrect if you are doing X forwarding.
The suggestion meant to set DISPLAY on the client side (Cygwin), you are correct
about not changing it on the server side.
Just do:
export DISPLAY=localhost:0:0
ssh -Y ...
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I've been using XWinLogon to do X forwarding over SSH, to give a
gnome-session on WinXP. That all worked fine, with a startup script of:
SET PATH=c:\Program Files\xwinlogon SET DISPLAY=:0 start XWin_GL.exe :0
-clipboard -trayicon -bs -keyhook -nowinkill -nodecoration start xterm -e
/usr/
On Wed, 14 Apr 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Thank you for the reply. I tried the -Y parameter to ssh and it does solve the
> Matlab and ical problems. I am ignorant on the intracacies of Trusted versus
> non-Trusted X-forwarding. The FAQ reference by Harold mentions that -Y
Thank you for the reply. I tried the -Y parameter to ssh and it does solve the
Matlab and ical problems. I am ignorant on the intracacies of Trusted versus
non-Trusted X-forwarding. The FAQ reference by Harold mentions that -Y disables
trusted X-forwarding. So it would seem that for some programs
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The problem is not that there is no X11-forwarding. For example, gv from the
Linux remote host produces the correct display on the cygwin X-server.
Similarly, xdvi and even netscape also work. However, if I try to run ical, a
linux calendar program, I get the following erro
On Wed, 14 Apr 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> The problem is not that there is no X11-forwarding.
Are you sure? Have you tried the -Y parameter to ssh?
> For example, gv from the
> Linux remote host produces the correct display on the cygwin X-server.
> Similarly, xdvi and even netscape also w
identical in
both cases.
There are other problems with X forwarding under openssh-3.8p1, but since I am
now using openssh-3.7.1p2-2, I cannot reproduce the error messages. I don't
know
whether this is considered an openssh-3.8p1 problem or a X server problem, but
there appears to be
choose maximize, the Matlab command window comes up
but I am not able to type in any commands. If I downgrade to
openssh-3.7.1p2-2, the problem disappears. The sshd_config file is identical in
both cases.
There are other problems with X forwarding under openssh-3.8p1, but since I am
now using openssh
to
openssh-3.7.1p2-2, the problem disappears. The sshd_config file is identical in
both cases.
There are other problems with X forwarding under openssh-3.8p1, but since I am
now using openssh-3.7.1p2-2, I cannot reproduce the error messages. I don't
know
whether this is considered an openssh-
ith errors
messages related to an invalid Window parameter.
For example, in a xterm after an ssh connect with X forwarding, gftp
starts but as soon as I try to select a menu item, I get the following
error:
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] gourdeau]$ gftp &
[1] 13684
[EMAIL PROTECTED] gourdeau]$
after an ssh connect with X forwarding, gftp
starts but as soon as I try to select a menu item, I get the following
error:
===
[EMAIL PROTECTED] gourdeau]$ gftp &
[1] 13684
[EMAIL PROTECTED] gourdeau]$ Gdk-ERROR **: BadWindow (invalid Window
parameter)
serial 3647 error_code 3 request_
es unencrypted when
doing it this way (setting DISPLAY to host_done_ssh_from)?
Yes. Which is why I want to get SSH's X forwarding working already!
| 2. on remote box set DISPLAY to "local_host:0.0"
Assuming local_host here is host_done_ssh_from?
Yeah. I was on the remote machine
st, but haven't been able to
> find out why using
> ssh -x remote-host
have you configured the remote end to accept x forwarding in
/etc/ssh/sshd_config?
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Hmm looked through the mail again and saw:
|> > ssh -x remote-host
Have you tried "ssh -X", capital X, using small x disables ssh
forwarding.
Meanwhile:
/ Chris Horn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| At the other end, /etc/ssh/sshd_config now has the line "X11Forwarding yes"
|
| Still no go.
|
| Whe
te3buttons?), and
2. between X and Windows?
Merci beaucoup.
chris.
At 04:02 PM Thursday 3/6/2003, you wrote:
viestissä torstai 6. maaliskuuta 2003 23:04, chris horn kirjoitti:
> greetings. i've looked over the mailing list, but haven't been able to
> find out why using
&g
using
> ssh -x remote-host
have you configured the remote end to accept x forwarding in
/etc/ssh/sshd_config?
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/ Chris Horn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| Greetings. I've looked over the mailing list, but haven't been able
| to find out why using
|
| ssh -X remote-host
Try to throw on one or two -v's to check what ssh thinks.
>From where do you do ssh -X remote-host, and what is the value of the
variable $
Viestissä Torstai 6. Maaliskuuta 2003 23:04, Chris Horn kirjoitti:
> Greetings. I've looked over the mailing list, but haven't been able to
> find out why using
> ssh -X remote-host
Have you configured the remote end to accept X forwarding in
/etc/ssh/sshd_config?
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Greetings. I've looked over the mailing list, but haven't been able to
find out why using
ssh -X remote-host
wouldn't actually let you run X apps on the distant machine (to display
locally). I'm using the absolute latest and greatest Cygwin XFree86
(fetched yesterday).
Any help would be muc
I just recently upgraded to Win2K from WinNT. In doing so, I also
upgraded to the latest and greatest cygwin release.
After doing this, everything works fine (most things better) accept
for my X forwarding of apps via menu items from WindowMaker.
Here is how I have my environment set up
This probably should have been on the xfree list.
>From: Patrick Nelson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
>In ssh you get x forwarding. But, I can't seem to get it working. A
>command like:
>
> ssh -l
>
>always responds with something like:
>
> Gtk-WARNING *
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