Re: system default xinitrc
Re: system default xinitrc
- Subject: Re: system default xinitrc
- From: Markian Hlynka <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 30 Jan 2003 10:48:20 -0700 (MST)
Also sprach William Julien:
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> I do need to look into ssh more deeply. Unfortunately, there is a wide
> variation among the various solaris, irix and other operating systems I
> access. At home, I have 8 computers on my network (4 linux, 2 irix and
> 2 macs), and they are all different, except for the apples, of course
> :-).
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> > I can give more information if you're interested.
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> I didn't realize that ssh can somehow set the Xserver's host access
> list. Interesting. Don't spend a whole lot of time, but information on
> how to use (setup) ssh on OSX would be nice.
hi again, William. OK, I found the page I was looking for. THe process is described in good detail here:
http://www.macwrite.com/criticalmass/ten-more-mac-os-x-loose-ends-part-2.php
However, I originally had ssh x11 forwarding working simply by setting
ForwardX11 to 'yes' in both /etc/ssh_config and
/etc/sshd_config. These files are the config files for the ssh client
and daemon respectively.
I'd be curious to know what all the other options on the aformentioned
web page do, and which (if any) are strictly necessary for XForwarding
to work. Anyone?
Markian
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