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09-25-2009 05:52 PM
09-25-2009 05:52 PM
Re: x11 forwarding?
in the x-start username as oracle10 and providing the passowrd and connecting says same failed to startup the ssh-agent server!! check the logs.
i have loged in using oracle10 in the server and there is no user .profile will there be any impact if the .profile is not there in oracle10?
i have loged in using oracle10 in the server and there is no user .profile will there be any impact if the .profile is not there in oracle10?
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09-28-2009 03:59 AM
09-28-2009 03:59 AM
Re: x11 forwarding?
> same says same failed to startup the ssh-agent server
I 'll try one last time.
I doubt that the message is that cryptic as "...failed to startup the ssh-agent server!! check the logs". The ssh-agent where? Check the logs where? windows or unix server? Well what do the logs say? Rather than giving us half a line of your interpretation of the error, how about a cut-and-paste from the log file itself?
I 'll try one last time.
I doubt that the message is that cryptic as "...failed to startup the ssh-agent server!! check the logs". The ssh-agent where? Check the logs where? windows or unix server? Well what do the logs say? Rather than giving us half a line of your interpretation of the error, how about a cut-and-paste from the log file itself?
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10-06-2009 06:28 AM
10-06-2009 06:28 AM
Re: x11 forwarding?
Remove # prompt in "sshd_config" file X11Forwarding yes
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10-14-2009 02:32 AM
10-14-2009 02:32 AM
Re: x11 forwarding?
If you're using PuTTY on Windows, you need to check the "Enable X11 Forwarding" box in the "Connection / SSH / X11" configuration screen for the session. The defaults in PuTTY 0.60 have it disabled.
To save this as part of your default session settings so it will be enabled on all new sessions you create, click on the "Default Settings" session and click "Load," then select the Connection / SSH / X11 screen and check the Enable X11 box, then select the Session screen again and click "Default Settings," then click Save.
I usually also enable compression, in the "Connection / SSH" screen, since Xwindows traffic is fairly compressible and you can get noticeably better performance - even to the point of doing tolerable X over a 56k dialup link.
To save this as part of your default session settings so it will be enabled on all new sessions you create, click on the "Default Settings" session and click "Load," then select the Connection / SSH / X11 screen and check the Enable X11 box, then select the Session screen again and click "Default Settings," then click Save.
I usually also enable compression, in the "Connection / SSH" screen, since Xwindows traffic is fairly compressible and you can get noticeably better performance - even to the point of doing tolerable X over a 56k dialup link.
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