Hello Bob,
> This computer - "newdar" - is part of the network and functions fine - I can telnet
>in
> to my target computer "newt" and run Lynx, etc.... all using console commands But I
> can't figure out how to get it to serve X to "newt." I've read everything I can get
>my
> hands on - an article by Ken Yap posted at news.tucows.com/ext2/99/01/xterm.html
> an old one by Rich Kaszeta in Linux Gazette ( I don't have the URL) and as many
> man pages as I can handle....it looks like it should be easy. But I can't make it
>work
> I invoke X on newdar by typing "X -query 192.168.10.2" (that's address of newt).
Did you try something like this?
On "newdar":
xhost + # this is to allow newdar to accept X connections from any
or # other machine
xhost newt # to allow access only to newt
then telnet to newt:
telnet newt # shell login
export DISPLAY=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx # set DISPLAY to newdar's address
emacs & # if everything is ok xemacs should
# popup or else you get std emacs
Kronen
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