Thank you, Charlie and Nick In your example, Charlie, I know I can do it, but this is the question: I have a program running in remote server (Server1). The program, running under X, is a server listening a port for conections, and the conections are logged in a X window. I can't log conections to a file (this program is not open source, and I can't modify it) Ok. If I'm seated in front of Server1 monitor, I can see the logs and edit some options in the program whitout restarting it. But I must be in front of Server2, a local server on the other side of the University Campus, and I would like to see the x window being displayed in Server1. I can't start the program from a ssh session because the program is already running. I know I can see the X display using vnc, but, There are another option? Thanks, óscar.
El Mié 05 Dic 2001 18:23, escribió: > Let remote server = Server1 > Let local comptuer = Server2 > > - ssh from Server2 to Server1 > - on Server1, do an 'export DISPLAY=<IP address/FQDN of Server2>:0' > - on Server2, do a 'xhost +Server1' > - on Server1, run app > - if that's all you want to run, I'd suggest then running 'xhost -Server1' > to reduce the risk of anyone else on Server1 exporting their displays on > your local computer. > > If that's not what you were talking about, I apologise, but I hope that > helps. > Cheers, > > -Charlie > > > Oscar wrote: > >> Hi all, > >> When I conect with ssh to a linux server, I can launch X apps and > >> these apps are displayed in my local computer. But... There are any > >> way to see a X program running in the remote server (not launched from > >> my local computer)? (I have root privileges if neccesary). > >> Thanks, > >> óscar.
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