I saw der hans post about using ssh with the -X flag. I read the man page on
ssh too. I cant seem to get that feature to work, either that or I am not
doing it right..hmm, lets take a guess..
Here is what I am doing:
xhost +bob #lets allow the machine bob
ssh -X bob #lets get over to bob
Whilst on bob
export DISPLAY=jim:0.0
$xosview &
Ok that works fine.
After reading the threads concerning xhost I got the impression that I dont
need to do
xhost +bob
that ssh with the -X flag will work in its place...
I tried it of course but it doesnt.
So can someone give me the exact syntax of using ssh with the -X option to
export displays from one machine to another?
Thanks
Anthony
On Tuesday 05 February 2002 08:30 am, you wrote:
> The best reason I can think of to use ssh internally is for compression
> - X11 is a major bandwidth piggie.
>
> "der.hans" wrote:
> > Am 03. Feb, 2002 schwätzte Kevin Brown so:
> > > If this is on an internal LAN at home then I would think that you
> > > could connect without having to use ssh. My systems here all accept
> >
> > Sure, you can, but why? ssh does what you need with less effort and way
> > more security.
> >
> > ciao,
> >
> > der.hans
>
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