Well that was premature - I just changed the nature of my problem. the
export issue fixed the local problem
However, upon ssh -Xg to a remote host (RedHat Linux, uses an XDM login,
so XDM is probably running when i login) I get the following messages
during the startup script of that host. I h
Yeesh, I am embarassed again. Found the problem - full local disk so
Xauth could not set a cookie. something I really should have noticed
*blush*
Works now. hopefullly it helps someone searching the list
Rupert B.
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Rupert,
Excellent. I've had a full disk bite me before too.
However, I was also going to ask why you are using the -g parameter for ssh?
If you just want to tunnel X applications between your two hosts then -X is
all you need (and I recommend -C for slow links --- compression). Do you
have som
Alan,
Somehow my cygwin.rules file got a bogus newline in one of the new rules. I
removed the newline and I am doing a test build now. So far it has
progressed past where it was bombing before.
Harold
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf
Harold Hunt wrote:
> Alan,
>
> Somehow my cygwin.rules file got a bogus newline in one of the new rules. I
> removed the newline and I am doing a test build now. So far it has
> progressed past where it was bombing before.
Good to hear. I already expected such a thing.
bye
ago
BTW: Havin
Set you DISPLAY variable to an IP address that your
remote application can connect to, followed by setting
up your X server access control program (xhost) to
allow remote connections from all hosts (xhost +) or a
particular host (xhost + Date: Sat, 5 Oct 2002 00:08:01 -0400 (EDT)
> From: Rupert B
