In the last episode (Feb 08), Zhang Weiwu said:
> Hello. I know this looks like a dump question ... I wish I can find a easy
> tutorial, but a quick google search didn't give me one. Perhaps you can
> tell me where to find a good tutorial.
>
> Now I have freebsd 5.2 & gnome 2 running on my notebook, X is started by
> gdm. My friend's computer run RedHat linux 9. I login to gnome, ssh login
> to my friends computer in a xterm, set $DISPLAY to be "mynotebook:0.0".
> Then I type "gedit", I'm expecting gedit to come out on my desktop, but I
> got "cannot open display" message.
Try with xterm, which generates much better error messages. Possible
causes: DISPLAY variable not exported, nothing listing on
mynotebook:0.0, "host +" or "xhost +otherserver" not run on mynotebook.
If you add the -X flag to ssh, ssh will automatically set $DISPLAY on
the other end and tunnel the display back to the local server.
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Dan Nelson
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