Niels Heinemann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
es ist mir in woody nicht mehr moeglich, als root den xserver eines
users zu nutzen. das geht weder mit xhost/xauth und export noch mit ssh
(-X). unter potato und anderen distris wars kein problem.
[...]
Zu xauth/xhost:
howdy, andreas.
Andreas Metzler wrote on Sat, 27 Jul 2002 08:51:24 +0200:
Zu xauth/xhost:
/usr/share/doc/xfree86-common/README.Debian-upgrade.gz
| TCP AND UDP PORT LISTENING DISABLED BY DEFAULT:
aehemm. vielen dank - das habe
Niels Heinemann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
Zu ssh: /usr/share/doc/ssh/README.Debian.gz
| X11 Forwarding: --- ssh's default for ForwardX11 has
|been changed to ``no''
ja, das stimmt. der -X switch sollte aber dennoch gehen. denn das
default-forwarding wurde ja
howdy, again.
Andreas Metzler wrote on Sat, 27 Jul 2002 12:34:18 +0200:
Nein, es wurde auch serverseitig im sshd per default abgeschaltet,
da hast du recht. dank dir fuer die kleinschrittige hilfe ...
gruss, niels
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I am unable to successfully export the display from one of my Debian
boxen to another. I tried the following on the box I was using X on:
xhost +
and the following on the box I was trying to export the display from:
export DISPLAY=10.1.1.33:0.0
Normally, this has worked under
Go to the machine you're trying to push X to (the one where you did xhost +)
and cd to /etc/X11/xinit and vi xserverrc I believe. Make sure the
option -nolisten tcp has been removed. If not, remove those 2 words
and restart X. I wish it could be done without restarting X but I
don't know how.
I do it this way:
* start xterm (or any X-shell) on the client box
* xhost +
* ssh -X -l user server_name
* type xterm
and you are in your server.
Dieter
I am unable to successfully export the display from one of my Debian
boxen to another. I tried the following on the box I was using X on:
* start xterm (or any X-shell) on the client box
* xhost +
^^^ this is overkill if you're going to use ssh;
* ssh -X -l user server_name
the -X forwards X packets so there's no need to turn off X security with
xhost.
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Robert L. Harris [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Make sure the option -nolisten tcp has been removed.
Or if you don't trust the network, tunnel the connection via ssh.
Aaron Traas,
What about DISPLAY=:0.0?
Aaron Traas ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said thusly on [31/07/01 at 16:25]:
and the following on the box I was trying to export the display from:
export DISPLAY=10.1.1.33:0.0
The radical invents the views. When he has worn them out, the
conservative
Simply execute 'xhost +localhost' before doing a su.
the use of xhost to do this is grequentlyh considered a security risk
by folks who understand such things (But I'm not one of them, so don't
ask me to explain why :)
There's (at least) two secure ways to do things. One is to, as the
On Thu, Jul 13, 2000 at 08:52:22PM -0400, Noah L. Meyerhans wrote:
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On Fri, 14 Jul 2000, Ragga Muffin wrote:
do I need to export DISPLAY localhost? Im not sure of the syntax...am I
on the right track?
Yes and no. What yuo need to do is
Im new to debian so Im not familiar with all the
display settings. When I used mandrake, there were certain programs that
needed to be run as root - like linuxconf/mtv/xcdroast etcall I needed to do
was su and run them. Now in debian when I try such a move, i get a "cant
set display"
Ethan Pierce wrote:
Im new to debian so Im not familiar with all the display settings.
When I used mandrake, there were certain programs that needed to be
run as root - like linuxconf/mtv/xcdroast etcall I needed to do
was su and run them. Now in debian when I try such a move, i get a
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On Thu, 13 Jul 2000, Bolan Meek wrote:
snipped stuff about X server security
I'm not understanding how to
directly change this, but an easy work-around is to CTL-ALT-F2...F3,
log in as root, and startx -- :1. This starts a new display.
Then, you can
Ethan Pierce [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Im new to debian so Im not familiar with all the display settings. When I
used mandrake, there were certain programs that needed to be run as root -
like linuxconf/mtv/xcdroast etcall I needed to do was su and run them.
Now in debian when I
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On Fri, 14 Jul 2000, Ragga Muffin wrote:
do I need to export DISPLAY localhost? Im not sure of the syntax...am I on
the right track?
Yes and no. What yuo need to do is temporarily permit x-connections from
your localhost if you want to start an x
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