Re: bash prop

2001-03-13 Thread Ben-Nes Michael
Sorry, Please explain how can i run export DISPLAY=The_Comp_im_coming_From:0.0 from the windows Jeremy Hoyland wrote: All you really need for DISPLAY is your _current_ machine ip, not the ip address you came in from; you might of hopped over from a different machine than the one you want to

Re: bash prop

2001-03-13 Thread Ben-Nes Michael
I put those line in /etc/profile so each user logged get the propper Display ( log with ssh ) By the way will it effect people starting X from the computer itself ? Tzafrir Cohen wrote: On Mon, 12 Mar 2001, Ben-Nes Michael wrote: At least with RH7 its not. Where can I configure this?

Re: bash prop

2001-03-12 Thread Ben-Nes Michael
At least with RH7 its not. The DISPLAY was the reason for asking for the REMOTEHOST var as im using X emulator from winblow any way I used SSH var as people in the list told me # to get the client connectewd from ( get $1 as IP) set $SSH_CLIENT # to bind X DISPLAY to the remote host export

Re: bash prop

2001-03-12 Thread Nadav Har'El
On Mon, Mar 12, 2001, Ben-Nes Michael wrote about "Re: bash prop": # to get the client connectewd from ( get $1 as IP) set $SSH_CLIENT # to bind X DISPLAY to the remote host export DISPLAY=$1:0.0 just a small security note: Your use of set here is quite dangerous, because $SSH_

Re: bash prop

2001-03-12 Thread Tzafrir Cohen
On Mon, 12 Mar 2001, Ben-Nes Michael wrote: At least with RH7 its not. Where can I configure this? The DISPLAY was the reason for asking for the REMOTEHOST var as im using X emulator from winblow any way I used SSH var as people in the list told me # to get the client connectewd

Re: bash prop

2001-03-12 Thread Jeremy Hoyland
All you really need for DISPLAY is your _current_ machine ip, not the ip address you came in from; you might of hopped over from a different machine than the one you want to DISPLAY in ;-) The solution should be to ask your windoze machine for its current IP address and use THAT. ipconfig is