Hey Andrew...
Are you saying that a user can ssh into a "linux box with X windows"
and have X windows access through ssh?
this is very cool...
Where can I find info to set this up?
thanks
Mike
> Nope, it's even easier than that:
> #ssh -X remote
> will tunnel X over ssh without any other se
Alvin Oga wrote:
>
> hi michael
>
> am guessing, you want to login into the remote machine
> and have it display stuff local on your pc???
>
> lets say remote == 1.2.3.4
> lets say here == 5.6.7.8 ( where you;re sitting )
>
> here# xhost +1.2.3.4
>
> here# ssh -l michael remote
> -
Not exactly, but close (BTW, I'm a different Andrew :)) - a user with an X
server (of any type - Linux, U*x, Windows, etc.) and an ssh client can ssh
into a correctly-configured Linux (or U*x) machine and have X applications
running on the remote host automatically display locally using ssh
tunnell
hi michael
am guessing, you want to login into the remote machine
and have it display stuff local on your pc???
lets say remote == 1.2.3.4
lets say here == 5.6.7.8 ( where you;re sitting )
here# xhost +1.2.3.4
here# ssh -l michael remote
- enter passwd
remote# export DISPLAY=5.6.7
Hola~
I'm really trying to be a good debian citizen. I need to do the equivalent:
% rsh remotehost
% setenv DISPLAY myhost:0
% some-x-program
I can rsh no problem. However, I can't get ssh to let me access remotehost.
I've got a null passwd on remotehost, same acount name. I've tried
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