xinit
twm
xhost +
This lets anyone on the planet connect to your X server and register to
receive X events, including keystrokes and mouse movements.
I'd strongly suggest being a little more restrictive in what hosts you
allow to connect ('xhost +' turns off host authentication entirely).
shogunx wrote:
On Tue, 21 Feb 2006, Bruce Gui wrote:
does any one know how to install a application with graphic interface by
cygwin (local) and x11 (remote)?
I only know on localhost these steps should be done:
start cygwin
xinit
twm
netstat -a (listening on TCP port 6000)
if you have
it amazes me how many times that particular wheel has been reinvented.
On Wed, 22 Feb 2006, John Summerfied wrote:
shogunx wrote:
On Tue, 21 Feb 2006, Bruce Gui wrote:
does any one know how to install a application with graphic interface by
cygwin (local) and x11 (remote)?
I only
On 2/22/06, shogunx [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
it amazes me how many times that particular wheel has been reinvented.
Poor guidance is as popular on the Internet as proper recommendations.
And in case you wonder, my estimate for the half life of any
information on Internet is 10 years.
Rob
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On Wed, 22 Feb 2006, Rob van der Heij wrote:
On 2/22/06, shogunx [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
it amazes me how many times that particular wheel has been reinvented.
Poor guidance is as popular on the Internet as proper recommendations.
The same can be said of most other forms of communication.
On 2/22/06, shogunx [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And in case you wonder, my estimate for the half life of any
information on Internet is 10 years.
How do you arrive at your estimate?
When I was searching for information about something introduced 10
years ago, about half of the links were dead
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Xlib: connection to mylocalIPaddr:0.0 refused by server
[snip]
xterm Xt error: Can't open display: mylocalIPaddr:0.0xterm .
You have to tell the X server to allow connections from the remote
system. See man page for xhost. Xhost must be run from the machine
running the X server (your desktop
Bruce ...
I run CYGWIN all the time, and mostly for X
(since the company-provided machine is Windoze).
When I do this, I don't necessarily use PuTTY,
but I do often use SSH tunneling (which both PuTTY
and OpenSSH supposedly provide).
If you don't need the tunnel, then don't use it
and
Hi all,
I got a another method to do it.
start cygwin on windows box:
xinit
twm
xhost +
connect to remote linux box by PuTTY( enable X11 Forwarding)
export DISPLAY=localip:0.0
xterm
That's it.
Best Regards,
Bruce Gui
IBM Global Resource Delivery China
pan-IOT Europe
Bruce Gui wrote:
yes, the local system is Windows, and I use PuTTY to connect to remote
Linux via SSH. X forwarding is enabled.
X forwarding may be disabled on the host to which you are connecting...
but when I enter xterm , the remote host display:
Xlib: connection to mylocalIPaddr:0.0
On 2/22/06, Vic Cross [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If X11Forwarding is working correctly through SSH, you should need to
make no changes at all to DISPLAY. This is part of what SSH does for
you. You can verify this by:
The other part of the magic performed by SSH during X11 Forwarding is
that
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