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01-25-2001 01:09 PM
01-25-2001 01:09 PM
remote xserver display
iam trying to set up xterm on my pc, i do
not intend to connect thru exceed, what xterm
server should i connect to.i ran this command:
# remsh < servername> /usr/bin/x11/xterm -display < :0.134.11.238.213
Error message reads "unknown host".
Any idea will help.
thanks.
not intend to connect thru exceed, what xterm
server should i connect to.i ran this command:
# remsh < servername> /usr/bin/x11/xterm -display < :0.134.11.238.213
Error message reads "unknown host".
Any idea will help.
thanks.
unix
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01-25-2001 01:19 PM
01-25-2001 01:19 PM
Re: remote xserver display
the :0 or :0.0 comes after the hostname/ip address in the display definition
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01-25-2001 10:11 PM
01-25-2001 10:11 PM
Re: remote xserver display
Hi Bassey,
You should use:
# xhost + server_name
# remsh server_name /usr/bin/x11/xterm -display 134.11.238.213:0.0
Another possibility would be to use xon, like in:
alias myhost='xon myhost /usr/bin/X11/dtterm -name myhost -ls'
This will open a 'dtterm' window (replace with xterm if you want) and properly set the DISPLAY variable in that new window.
Nevertheless, make sure your DISPLAY variable is set properly before the call to 'xon'
The 'xhost +' is handled automatically.
Best regards,
Dan
You should use:
# xhost + server_name
# remsh server_name /usr/bin/x11/xterm -display 134.11.238.213:0.0
Another possibility would be to use xon, like in:
alias myhost='xon myhost /usr/bin/X11/dtterm -name myhost -ls'
This will open a 'dtterm' window (replace with xterm if you want) and properly set the DISPLAY variable in that new window.
Nevertheless, make sure your DISPLAY variable is set properly before the call to 'xon'
The 'xhost +' is handled automatically.
Best regards,
Dan
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