Jim Kronebusch wrote:
>> so far it works though do I really know if it is not encrypted?
>> and two after setting up hostname in dhcp I still am not able to get
>> the auto login.
>> Though I am not quite sure what the lts.conf should look like.
>
> I have not tested the autologin myself, and I don't know how to tell for
> certain that X
> is bypassing ssh. However after I install the new ldm and enable directx
> video files no
It's real easy to tell if X is being tunneled through SSH.
After logging in, pop up an xterm (or gnome-terminal or kconsole) and do:
echo $DISPLAY
If the DISPLAY comes back as something like:
localhost:10.0
That means that your X session is being proxied by something locally
(SSH in this case).
If you aren't tunnelling through SSH, you'll see something more like:
ws009:0.0
Which means it'll send the X packets directly to the thin client
Jim McQuillan
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> longer have a jerkyness (I don't think that is a real word) and play very
> smooth. So I
> assume this to be proof that the X is not being sent over ssh.
>
> Gideon Romm ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) is the gentleman that added the extra lines
> in the ldm to handle the added features. I am sure that he would know the
> proper setup
> for lts.conf and how to make the autologin work. I think he would be more
> than happy to
> help out. If you get this setup and tested please post back to the list with
> some
> better instructions.
>
> I am certain that if/when this makes it into the gutsy release there will be
> much better
> documentation to support it.
>
> Thanks,
> Jim
>
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