I'll add one more way how to su and get those X apps working. Lets
say I'm running X as user 'hessu' and just did 'su -' so I could run
xemacs as root.
# export DISPLAY=:0
# export XAUTHORITY=~hessu/.Xauthority
# xemacs &
// Heikki
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Remco Blaakmeer wrote:
> The problem with this is, that 'everyone' is not limited to users logged
> in on your computer. If you use it, and it works, this means that anyone
> can access your display. This includes reading every key you touch on your
> keyboard, so it will be easy for a hacker to c
On Tue, 2 Sep 1997, Alfonso E. Urdaneta wrote:
> lc29b50 wrote:
> >
> > After I execute the su command to switch to root, when I run Xemacs, it
> > gives me an error message(something related to xlib6) and won't run. Is
> > this normal?
> >
>
> Try opening another window and typing "xhost +".
>
lc29b50 wrote:
>
> After I execute the su command to switch to root, when I run Xemacs, it
> gives me an error message(something related to xlib6) and won't run. Is
> this normal?
>
Try opening another window and typing "xhost +".
When you su, you become a different user, who does not own the s
After I execute the su command to switch to root, when I run Xemacs, it
gives me an error message(something related to xlib6) and won't run. Is
this normal?
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