[ale] X over ssh
Jerry Z. Yu
z.yu at voicecom.com
Mon Nov 25 10:09:15 EST 2002
another possiblity is that sshd server doesn't support X at all.
like some F-secure ssh*nox packages.
On Sat, 23 Nov 2002, Jason Day wrote:
#On Sat, Nov 23, 2002 at 11:39:10AM -0500, David Corbin wrote:
#> I'm trying to execute an X application on a remote server, that happens
#> to be on the far side of a firewall. I can ssh to the remote server
#> without problem. On the remote server, my sshd_config has
#> "X11Forwarding yes". When I do "ssh -X remote-server", my DISPLAY
#> environment variable is not set.
#
#The first thing that comes to mind is the server can't find the xauth
#executable. Try "ssh -v -v -v -X remote-server". That will print out
#lots of debugging information, but it might not tell you anything
#useful.
#
#If you can reach the ssh server on another port (or if you can stop and
#start the main ssh daemon) you can put the server in debug mode with
#"sshd -d -p <port>". This will cause the daemon not to fork into the
#background, and print debigging information on the console. That might
#give some clues what's going wrong.
#
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