Hi Steve,
Being triggered when you mentioned you are using SAS, here is another
solution that may help you. You can change the scripts with secure
shells as you like.
We are using sas too. I have installed cygwin to be able to remotely use
it, which works fine apart from some nitty gritty
Howdy,
We've just had a look at cygwin-xfree and are very impressed. However,
we'd like to bundle it for our users so that we have a some pre-defined
'sessions' available e.g. connect to a Unix host, run SAS then have the
output sent to an cygwin-xfree server. Unix commands are not the forte
On Wed, 21 Jan 2004, Steve Howie wrote:
Howdy,
We've just had a look at cygwin-xfree and are very impressed. However,
we'd like to bundle it for our users so that we have a some pre-defined
'sessions' available e.g. connect to a Unix host, run SAS then have the
output sent to an
Alexander Gottwald wrote:
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First try:
MYIP=`hostname -i` rexec host -l username setenv DISPLAY $MYIP:0; /opt/SAS82/sas
but hostname -i does not work on cygwin. But maybe the name of the host is
sufficient
MYIP=`hostname` rexec host -l username setenv DISPLAY $MYIP:0; /opt/SAS82/sas
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Subject: Re: Initiating a remote X session
On Wed, 21 Jan 2004, Steve Howie wrote:
Howdy,
We've just had a look at cygwin-xfree and are very
impressed. However,
we'd like to bundle it for our users so that we have a some
pre-defined
'sessions' available e.g. connect to a Unix host, run
On Wed, Jan 21, 2004 at 10:28:58AM -0500, Steve Howie wrote:
We currently use X-Win32 which has a nifty feature for getting around
this - you can specify $MYIP:0 which picks up the current IP address of
the X-server and passes it to the session definition which is sent to
the host which
On Wed, 21 Jan 2004, Steve Howie wrote:
Or even better, Use ssh:
DISPLAY=localhost:0 ssh -X host -l username /opt/SAS82/sas
ssh will take care of setting the remote DISPLAY and all transferred
data is sent via the ssh tunnel.
Great! This works fine, but we still get the ugly
Hi Steve,
Steve Howie [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Great! This works fine, but we still get the ugly ssh-style password
prompt - just a thought, but is there anything available under
cygwin to front end this with a username/password pop-up window?
That'd be ideal :)
If you don't really care
