On Dec 24, 2007, at 3:56 PM, Martin Costabel wrote:
Perry Smith wrote:
I think so. Both checkboxes are checked.
On Dec 24, 2007, at 12:28 AM, Jeremy Huddleston wrote:
Do you actually have xauth enabled? (in the security tab of X11
preferences)?
On Dec 23, 2007, at 12:24, Perry Smith wrote:
It solved my command-Tab, command-~ issue but not my ssh warning
issue.
Did you rerun
xauth generate $DISPLAY .
after the upgrade?
Ok, the symptoms did change after the upgrade. I was not paying
enough attention.
Lets start with the X11 server not running. "xauth list" returns
nothing. If I do:
/usr/bin/ssh -f -Y full.hostname.com xterm
The first time, I get the warning. After the first time, I do not.
If I shut everything back down and I do either "cat $DISPLAY" or
"xauth generate $DISPLAY .", the X11 server starts up. "xauth list"
returns a list of five entries (right now. I think that list might be
just four entries sometimes). And the ssh command (above) works
without a warning.
This all comes back to if X11 is running, I do not get the warning.
So, this is a good improvement.
On a slightly different topic, if I run ssh and get the warning, is it
anything I really need to pay attention to? In other words, if I just
start the X11 server with the first ssh session and get the warning,
is it actually less secure than the other ssh sessions that do not get
the warning?
Thank you again,
pedz
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