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I want to use X-win32 to connect to my machine.
Does anybody know how to set up a machine to except this....
- 07-11-2003 #1Linux User
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getting x-win32 to work with a slack ware machine
I want to use X-win32 to connect to my machine.
Does anybody know how to set up a machine to except this.The computer made me do it!! Slackware
and SUSE too Gig\'em WHOOOOP!!
\"God put me on this earth to accomplish a certain amount of tasks, At the rate I\'m going I will never die.\" (I don\'t know)
- 07-11-2003 #2Linux Guru
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Have X-Win32 running on the Windows machine, then connect with putty to your Linux machine, using the SSH protocol and having X11 forwarding turned on. Then just launch any X program (including something like startkde or gnome-session), and they will connect to your X-Win32 server through the SSH channel.
- 07-14-2003 #3Linux User
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I get an error saying that it cant init the X-session.
And when i try to set the DISPLAY to the IP that im at it wont let connect.The computer made me do it!! Slackware
and SUSE too Gig\'em WHOOOOP!!
\"God put me on this earth to accomplish a certain amount of tasks, At the rate I\'m going I will never die.\" (I don\'t know)
- 07-14-2003 #4Linux Engineer
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Have you enabled X11 forwarding in putty??
Regards
Andutt
- 07-14-2003 #5Linux Guru
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When you do what?
Originally Posted by bignester
And you shouldn't set the DISPLAY var to your IP. It much less secure, much more troublesome and much more error-prone than using SSH to forward the connections.
- 07-18-2003 #6Linux User
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ok here is what im doing
I launch X-win32 hen i go to putty and turn on x forwarding it has its setting to localhost:0
I log into my machine and when i try to open a xterminal it gived me an error
Cant open displayThe computer made me do it!! Slackware
and SUSE too Gig\'em WHOOOOP!!
\"God put me on this earth to accomplish a certain amount of tasks, At the rate I\'m going I will never die.\" (I don\'t know)
- 07-18-2003 #7Linux User
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I fixed it I had to add my computer to the xhost list in the x-config in x-win32
But I Still have to export my display to the ip address of the box that im on.
Is there another way where i could skip the export step.The computer made me do it!! Slackware
and SUSE too Gig\'em WHOOOOP!!
\"God put me on this earth to accomplish a certain amount of tasks, At the rate I\'m going I will never die.\" (I don\'t know)
- 07-18-2003 #8Linux Guru
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It might be that the SSH server has X11 forwarding disabled. When you have just connected, check "echo $DISPLAY", and see if it returns :10. If it doesn't return anything, then your SSH server has X11 forwarding disabled.
Is the server yours or are you connecting to someone else's system?
- 07-19-2003 #9Linux User
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Its my server.
The computer made me do it!! Slackware
and SUSE too Gig\'em WHOOOOP!!
\"God put me on this earth to accomplish a certain amount of tasks, At the rate I\'m going I will never die.\" (I don\'t know)
- 07-20-2003 #10Linux Guru
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Did you check what "echo $DISPLAY" gives you?


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