If there is ssh server on the Solaris box (if there is not, it is a good idea to install openssh) and ssh client on the Mandrake box (I would be surprised if it is not there):
on mandrake box: ssh -f [<user>@]<solaris-box-IP-or-FQDN> <X-command>
for example
ssh -f [EMAIL PROTECTED] "xterm -title [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
if the username is tah same on the Mandrake and the SOlaris boxes you don't have to specify it. The ssh client and server have to be set up to allow X11 forwarding. For the client, an option is to add -X to the command line, i.e.
ssh -fX ...
E.P.
Romeo Ninov wrote:
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on mandrake box write: xhost +<ip of solaris mashine> on solaris mashine write: export DISPLAY=<ip of mandrake mashine>:0.0 xterm&
i.e: export DISPLAY=192.168.1.1:0.0 that's all Alvaro Torres F. wrote: | Hi guys. | I've a Solaris 9 (Sparc) box in my office. | In my home I've a Mandrake 10.0 comunnity | | I need run a X aplication in home (Mandrake) from my solaris box in | office. | | example: run xterm in solaris, and it can dispalyed in my mandrake. | | Please if somebody answer the question, be easy to understand. | Because I'm not an expert. | | Thanks | | Alvaro Torres F. | | _______________________________________________ | Solaris-Users mailing list | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | http://www.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/solaris-users | |
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