Re: Finding my $DISPLAY programatically.

• Subject: Re: Finding my $DISPLAY programatically.
• From: Bill Janssen <email@hidden>
• Date: Sat, 3 May 2008 15:30:53 PDT
• Comments: In-reply-to Jeremy Huddleston <email@hidden> message dated "Sat, 03 May 2008 15:01:57 -0700."
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> >  So when the server is running on port
> > 6001 (display :1), you need to send that info over to the remote
> > machine as MYIP:1.
> 
> Right, the other machine needs to do MYIP:1.  Stuff on the local  
> machine can use either localhost:1, MYIP:1, unix:1, :1, or /tmp/ 
> launchd-XXXXX/:0 as $DISPLAY

Oh, man, you're kidding me, right?  If the server comes up as display
"1" (localhost:1), it's still /tmp/launchd-XXXXX/:0?  So if the value
of the environment variable DISPLAY evaluates to
/tmp/launchd-XXXXX/:0, there's no way to tell from that which
externally addressable IP port the server is listening on?

Bill
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