Hi, In the case of program a running on IP-A, and displaying its screen on a remote PC IP-B, I used to do this :
1) on the remote system IP_B: 'xhost +IP-A' in /etc/X11/xinit/xservrc: change exec /usr/bin/X -nolisten tcp "$@" to exec /usr/bin/X -listen tcp "$@" 2) on the local system IP-A: DISPLAY=IP-B:0:0 xterm or xterm -display IP-B:0.0 (or :10.0 etc) Now I get a message that the display cannot be opened. I need this as my system IP-B is an old PC attached to a big television screen (used as monitor) in a meeting room. Using this DISPLAY= option I could run my demo's on my laptop and show the resulting screen on the big screen. Using 'ssh -XC IP-B x2x -east -to :0.0 I could use my local mouse and keyboard on the big television screen as well. Was very handy ... I have been trying a number of options but keep getting this message, or references to port 6000 not authorised (even fiddled with iptables and UFW firewall to try and open port 6000)... Any help or tips are greatly appreciated ! Brgds, Yvo. -- *IT beheer met raad en daad ...* Gasthuisstraat 25, 3200 Aarschot Gsm: +32/(0)475/53.92.86 Tel.: +32/(0)16/57.05.40 Skype ID: yvo.brasseur (Pls send SMS or mail before using Skype to have it activated.)
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