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I never had luck with exporting display over SSH. I want to run X-apps
on my linux box (say computer 2) and export the display to my other
linux computer (say Computer 1). I ssh'ed to computer 2 and set the
$DISPLAY to computer1's IP:10.0 The 10 is the offset in sshd_config.
And X11Forwarding is set to yes in sshd_config. when I run any x-app
(like say xcalc), it says it can't open the display. Any ideas how to
export display over ssh? Is it anything to do with .Xauthority file??? I
ran ethereal on computer 1 and saw that a few tcp packets are destined
to port 6010 ( 6000 + 10 offset). So, does it mean my Xserver is not
accepting connections on that port? I did xhost + too. It didn't work.
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I never had luck with exporting display over SSH. I want to run X-apps
on my linux box (say computer 2) and export the display to my other
linux computer (say Computer 1). I ssh'ed to computer 2 and set the
$DISPLAY to computer1's IP:10.0 The 10 is the offset in sshd_config.
And X11Forwarding is set to yes in sshd_config. when I run any x-app
(like say xcalc), it says it can't open the display. Any ideas how to
export display over ssh? Is it anything to do with .Xauthority file???
I ran ethereal on computer 1 and saw that a few tcp packets are
destined to port 6010 ( 6000 + 10 offset). So, does it mean my Xserver
is not accepting connections on that port? I did xhost + too. It didn't
work. <br>
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Thank you,<br>
Sanjay.<br>
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