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09-18-2005 04:43 AM
09-18-2005 04:43 AM
Open X display remotely
is posible open X display remotly, if it's posible what is the procedure to this, thank's
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09-18-2005 09:35 AM
09-18-2005 09:35 AM
Re: Open X display remotely
1) Make sure port 7000 is open on every firewall between the server and client.
2)On server
export DISPLAY=
example:
export DISPLAY=192.168.0.40
Then fire up X.
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09-18-2005 04:15 PM
09-18-2005 04:15 PM
Re: Open X display remotely
On the remote host you need to disable X access control list
set dispalay first, depends on the shell you use, the syntax will be different.
setenv DISPALY localhost:0 (C shell)
set DISPLAY=localhost:0 (bash)
# xhost +
this will allow any X client to connect to local display
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09-18-2005 07:07 PM
09-18-2005 07:07 PM
Re: Open X display remotely
export DISPLAY=(ip-address):0.0
Example:
export DISPLAY=10.31.77.89:0.0
where, 10.31.77.89 is your machine Ip-address
hth.
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09-18-2005 08:52 PM
09-18-2005 08:52 PM
Re: Open X display remotely
export DISPLAY=192.168.0.40:0.0
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09-18-2005 10:01 PM
09-18-2005 10:01 PM
Re: Open X display remotely
X -query IP_OF_SERVER -once
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09-19-2005 12:07 AM
09-19-2005 12:07 AM
Re: Open X display remotely
1)
to set environment variable in BASH, use
'export DISPLAY=..' (not 'set DISPLAY ...')
2)
In X window protocol, the client/server relationship is reversed from what we normally think of. Technically, you set DISPLAY to the X "server", not the the X client.
The X "client" is the program that is actually using the DISPLAY variable to find a graphical display. The "X server" or "X window server" is a piece of software that understands X protocol and also has access to a graphical display and can convert the X protocol commands and requests to output on the display.
When you are sitting at a graphical console on , er, what we normally call a server ;>), then the X client and X server are the on the same box.
However, if you have X server software running on your PC, e.g., ReflectionX, then your PC has the X *server*. The program, e.g., 'sam', on the login server is the X client.
So,
. we normally log in to a ("computing"?, "application"?, "hp"?) "server".
. when we want to run an X program like 'sam', it is the X "client".
. we then set DISPLAY to point to the X "server" (actually,
X_server:his_display#.the_screen#.
)
bv
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09-27-2005 02:01 AM