Just a remark on Jorge's script:
*remove* the following line from the script
>setenv DISPLAY $1\:0.0
if you want to use SSH-ed X tunneling.
Otherwise, your X data are passed unencrypted.
(Read also the man pages for ssh: the DISPLAY
variable on remote host is set up automatically
and neither you nor any login script should change
it).
regards,
yannis.
On Wed, 7 Jun 2000, Jorge Aldana wrote:
>Start Exceed then login to your favorite ssh compatible unix
>computer (from the Windows machine) then I have a .pcinitrc file which
>contains the following: see below (where the ### mark the beginning/end of
>the file but not included in the file) also the window manager depends on
>your choice, I use several as you can see by the commented out lines at
>the bottom of the file, currently set at fvwm. The file has permissions
>755.
>
>###########################################
>#!/bin/csh -f
>#
>
>setenv DISPLAY $1\:0.0
>xterm -g 85x25+0+300 -T `hostname`:Xterm -e tcsh &
>xbiff -g 85x85-0+0 &
>ical -iconic &
>xclock -g 85x85-100+0 &
>xmodmap -e "keysym BackSpace = Delete"
>
># Window Manager
>/usr/local/pkgs/bin/fvwm &
>#afterstep &
>#/usr/local/bin/startkde &
>#/usr/X11R6/bin/gnome-session &
>###########################################
>
>Then type the following at the unix prompt:
>.pcinitrc <windowsmachinename>
>
>where <windowsmachine> = foo.yourdomain.com (or whatever your machine,
>domain name is). You can modify the first section of the .pcinitrc file to
>accomidate your like and dislikes in a window manager.
>
>Jorge
>
>On Tue, 6 Jun 2000, Warren Burke wrote:
>
>>
>> Does anyone know of a way to use ssh in conjunction with Exceed?
>>
>> Exceed is an application that runs under Microsoft Windows, if basically
>> allows an X server to run on a PC under Windows.
>>
>> ADVANCE THANKS!!
>>
>>
>> --
>> Regards,
>> -Warren Burke
>>
>
>
