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> From: Quek Hong Cheang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Subject:Re: setting the display variable
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From: Quek Hong Cheang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject:Re: setting the display variable
I have a similar problem. I am running my vncserver on a solaris 7
I have a similar problem. I am running my vncserver on a solaris 7 workstation and my
viewer on a Win98 PC. After I have started the server, I was informed that that it is
running on cad2:1. So, I connected my viewer uhave sing IP_of_cad2:1, was prompted
for the password and then entered the
Guy-Armand kamendje wrote:
>
> I have the following problem: I am running vncserver on Solaris and I have
> the following in my .cshrc
> if (${?REMOTEHOST} !=0) then
> setenv DISPLAY $REMOTEHOST:"0"
> for setting the DISPLAY env variable.
> I start the vncserver localy on my Solaris machine (at w
I have the following problem: I am running vncserver on Solaris and I have
the following in my .cshrc
if (${?REMOTEHOST} !=0) then
setenv DISPLAY $REMOTEHOST:"0"
for setting the DISPLAY env variable.
I start the vncserver localy on my Solaris machine (at which time the
REMOTEHOST variable is nil).
