Hallo,

 

Have two Centos 9 hosts centos91 (172.28.0.178) and centos92 (172.28.0.179);
VMWare cloned. Using owner account can ssh (using gnome-terminal) between
the two using private/public key (password-less/no ssh passphrase set).
Firwalled service is stopped and iptables flushed.

 

1.      From centos91 running:  waypipe ssh owner@centos92 gnome-terminal, a
terminal is launched on centos92 but was expecting to see it on centos91?
Watching both see the following  process get created:

 

centos91: ssh -R
/tmp/waypipe-server-TEm8CevF.sock:/tmp/waypipe-client-TEm8CevF.sock
owner@172.28.0.179 <mailto:owner@172.28.0.179>  waypipe -c none
--unlink-socket -s /tmp/waypipe-server-TEm8CevF.sock --display
wayland-TEm8CevF server gnome-terminal

 

centos92: waypipe -c none --unlink-socket -s
/tmp/waypipe-server-TEm8CevF.sock --display wayland-TEm8CevF server
gnome-terminal

 

2.      From centos91 running:  waypipe ssh owner@centos92 glxgears, get
error: Error: couldn't open display (null). Watching both see the following
process get created:

 

centos91: ssh -R
/tmp/waypipe-server-PFD6jL7o.sock:/tmp/waypipe-client-PFD6jL7o.sock
owner@172.28.0.179 <mailto:owner@172.28.0.179>  waypipe -c none
--unlink-socket -s /tmp/waypipe-server-PFD6jL7o.sock --display
wayland-PFD6jL7o server glxgears

 

centos92: bash -c waypipe -c none --unlink-socket -s
/tmp/waypipe-server-PFD6jL7o.sock --display wayland-PFD6jL7o server glxgears

 

Anyone seen this before?

 

Colin

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