With a combination of ssh-keygen, ssh-agent, ssh-add and a utility I
found in a Japanese website (win-ssh-askpass) I got pretty much what I
want. But I see two disadvantages from my ideal.
1) I have to have a local key on my laptop which I travel with, so is
not secure.
2) It seems like using a
What I could do with is a mode that allows an X session to be setup
through an SSH tunnel. So I need an SSH client that DOESN'T give me a
shell, but supports an X11 tunnel, prompts me for the SSH passwd and
runs a single command (the remote ~/.xinitrc say, and pipes the output
to a local file). Ev
Isn't this just another case of xterm not working in recent releases
(permission denied). Seems to be something to do with /etc/passwd not
having an entry for you user name and only seems to be a problem on
NT/Win2k (& XP?) which have better security. Look back at the last few
days posts. I've hal
mething is broken in my Win2k install as this works
like a charm on 98. Did I already mention that ;-)
Thanks again,
Nick.
On Mon, 2002-06-24 at 16:01, Alexander Gottwald wrote:
On 24 Jun 2002, Nick THOMPSON wrote:
>So it seems I have to get the
> cookie correct. Unfort
little. Do I
have to generate a cookie, or should a cookie have been sent as part of
the XDMCP connection? Why would it work fine on Win95/98 and not Win2k?
Seems to be and FAQ on Win2k this one, but I can't find an answer.
Thanks,
Nick.
On Sun, 2002-06-23 at 17:57, Alexander Gottwald wrote:
Hi,
I have used cygwin/XF86 4.1.0 on Win95/98 for sometime and it works
fine, but on Win2k machines the server starts and I can make local
connections, but remote connections just cause a AUDIT messages on the
cygwin console:
AUDIT: Fri Jun 21 14:18:57 2002: 1040 XWin.exe: client 1 rejected from
