hi, this is a problem i find everytime i connect to a remote machine in college. whenever i connect to machine B from machine A using telnet i can not run any X application I do not have root access to any of these machine. There can be problem due to xhost or $DISPLAY. Can any one suggest the solution. Even if it requires root access just give the suggestion. regards
On 02/10/04 20:25 +0530, sajid Baig wrote:
hi, this is a problem i find everytime i connect to a remote machine in college. whenever i connect to machine B from machine A using telnet i can not run any X application
xhost +your.ip export DISPLAY=your.ip:0
And for everyone else's sake, why are you using telnet? Use ssh -X
Devdas Bhagat
hi, Do I require root access for this if yes then is there any other way to do it without root access. by the way ssh port 22. is closed on that machine and only telnet is available. regards
On Sat, 2 Oct 2004 22:49:56 +0530, Devdas Bhagat devdas@dvb.homelinux.org wrote:
On 02/10/04 20:25 +0530, sajid Baig wrote:
hi, this is a problem i find everytime i connect to a remote machine in college. whenever i connect to machine B from machine A using telnet i can not run any X application
xhost +your.ip export DISPLAY=your.ip:0
And for everyone else's sake, why are you using telnet? Use ssh -X
Devdas Bhagat
On 03/10/04 08:41 +0530, sajid Baig wrote:
hi, Do I require root access for this if yes then is there any other way to do it without root access.
No, you can do this as an ordinary user.
by the way ssh port 22. is closed on that machine and only telnet is available.
So install ssh and run it on a high port. Or get your sysadmin to install it and run it.
And don't top post.
Devdas Bhagat
Hi,
In our network i have noticed some of our users were bypassing our internal proxy(squid) using JAP software.
how can I block such attempts using iptables?,
regards
mifthas
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