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ssh -Y and xauth
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ssh -Y and xauth


  • Subject: ssh -Y and xauth
  • From: Alley Stoughton <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 11 Feb 2006 23:27:05 -0600

I'm running Tiger.  When I use ssh -Y, and then run X clients remotely,
things work fine, but I get a warning:

  Warning: No xauth data; using fake authentication data for X11 forwarding.

I can see why ssh would issue it: indeed, there is no .Xauthority file
on my Mac.  X11 on Tiger doesn't seem to use X authorization data for local
connections.

Does everyone get this warning message, or do I have ssh configured
incorrectly?

Another question is just what is "trusted X11 forwarding".  The
ssh manual page doesn't say.

(It's true that there are achived messages about ssh -Y, but I couldn't
find one that answers my questions.  My apologies if I didn't read
the right message.)

Alley
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