Re: Accessing RedHat Linux 8 system
Re: Accessing RedHat Linux 8 system
- Subject: Re: Accessing RedHat Linux 8 system
- From: Rembrandt Wolpert <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 26 Feb 2003 10:02:52 -0600
You have to physically sit on the console of a machine to execute
xhost; not always possible. xauth is the path to go. (You can execute
"xhaust add" on a remote machine.)
/r
On Wednesday, Feb 26, 2003, at 09:15 US/Central, Joe Davison wrote:
I don't see anyone mentioning "xhost" in this discussion. When I
regularly used X11 between machines, one had to authorize the use of
one machine from another, which is what xhost does.
On machineA execute "xhost +machineB" where 'machineB' is the name
you're using to connect to machineB.
Or, if you're willing to allow any machine on the network to use
machineA for displays, just type "xhost +"
The following commands may also be useful: "man xhost" "man xauth" .
joe
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