hi,
> I am still a little new to Linux, Do you just type that in from the
> shell when logged in as root? or do you do it from when you are logged
> in as a user?
> # X -query <hostname> where <hostname> is the server
>address/hostname
you can query as any normal users do. but u make sure that your local X should
not be active.
ie u should not have started X server on your local m/c at the time of executing this
query
if u do you will get the following error
$ X -query <remotehost>
Fatal server error:
Server is already active for display 0
If this server is no longer running, remove /tmp/.X0-lock
and start again.
so boot into init 3 and then execute the above command. if you want your system to
automatically display
remote Server login screen every time u switch on your system. u have to make an entry
in /etc/inittab file
cheers
-rk-
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