Hi all.. Could someone tell me (small words, big pictues <G>) how to run X-windows in telnet? IE I'm on system A and want X on system B. TIA! -- Jim Hatridge hatridge@straubing.baynet.de Proud Linux User #88484 Owner -- beowulf-newbie list Don't blame me I voted for Harry Browne! www.lp.org ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Jim's Beowulf Project Looking for giveaway computers and parts I need it all! Email Jim for details on how you can help build a poor man's super computer.
Hmm perhaps i'm wrong but u SHOULD consider security first ... Please avoid using telnet at all , it's highly unsecure etc. Yes we actually use such program (that allows u to telnet X-sessions) but we only use it on our LAN , never on the internet. (to telnet local Unix machines) As far as i can remember it's written for windows/NT , i can't remember it's name , but I can refresh my memory if u really want me to , But anyway try using SSH :> On Thu, 25 Jan 2001, James (Jim) Hatridge wrote:
Hi all..
Could someone tell me (small words, big pictues <G>) how to run X-windows in telnet? IE I'm on system A and want X on system B.
TIA!
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Yeah, SSH it a better bet as far as security goes, but that doesn't address the question of running X apps on Windows. There are no free* or OSS X-servers for WIndows that I've run across. There are some COMMERCIAL ones, (Netmanage, Exceed, etc...). However, it you're going from *nix to *nix, it's pretty straight forward, as I recall. Mikolaj Maciejak <kangoo@hoth.amu.edu.pl> said:
Hmm perhaps i'm wrong but u SHOULD consider security first ... Please avoid using telnet at all , it's highly unsecure etc. Yes we actually use such program (that allows u to telnet X-sessions) but we only use it on our LAN , never on the internet. (to telnet local Unix machines) As far as i can remember it's written for windows/NT , i can't remember it's name , but I can refresh my memory if u really want me to , But anyway try using SSH :>
On Thu, 25 Jan 2001, James (Jim) Hatridge wrote:
Hi all..
Could someone tell me (small words, big pictues <G>) how to run X-windows
in
telnet? IE I'm on system A and want X on system B.
TIA!
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Try : <ftp://ftp.ntua.gr/pub/X11/mix/> for a free X server on Win and Mac. -Stathis. Geordon VanTassle wrote:
Yeah, SSH it a better bet as far as security goes, but that doesn't address the question of running X apps on Windows. There are no free* or OSS X-servers for WIndows that I've run across. There are some COMMERCIAL ones, (Netmanage, Exceed, etc...).
However, it you're going from *nix to *nix, it's pretty straight forward, as I recall.
Mikolaj Maciejak <kangoo@hoth.amu.edu.pl> said:
Hmm perhaps i'm wrong but u SHOULD consider security first ... Please avoid using telnet at all , it's highly unsecure etc. Yes we actually use such program (that allows u to telnet X-sessions) but we only use it on our LAN , never on the internet. (to telnet local Unix machines) As far as i can remember it's written for windows/NT , i can't remember it's name , but I can refresh my memory if u really want me to , But anyway try using SSH :>
On Thu, 25 Jan 2001, James (Jim) Hatridge wrote:
Hi all..
Could someone tell me (small words, big pictues <G>) how to run X-windows
in
telnet? IE I'm on system A and want X on system B.
TIA!
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Hi all... First thanks for all of your notes, but I see that I did not give enough info. #1 I don't do windows! <G> Both of my Linux boxes are sitting here in front of me on my home lan. I'm at the command line of system A. B is headless. I want to telnet or ssh (or whatever) to system B. Run X there and have it display on A's screen. I'm using SuSE 6.3 on both systems. At the command line "xhost" does not work I get an error. When I telnet (or ssh, I tried both) to B. I run "export DISPLAY=A:0", then "startx". On A's screen I get all the X messages, but no GUI. Just to see I put another screen on B and did all this again. I got all the messages etc on A's screen and the GUI came up on B's screen. So any ideas? TIA! JIM On Thu, 25 Jan 2001, Rouvas Stathis wrote:
Try : <ftp://ftp.ntua.gr/pub/X11/mix/> for a free X server on Win and Mac. -Stathis.
Geordon VanTassle wrote:
Yeah, SSH it a better bet as far as security goes, but that doesn't address the question of running X apps on Windows. There are no free* or OSS X-servers for WIndows that I've run across. There are some COMMERCIAL ones, (Netmanage, Exceed, etc...).
However, it you're going from *nix to *nix, it's pretty straight forward, as I recall.
Mikolaj Maciejak <kangoo@hoth.amu.edu.pl> said:
Hmm perhaps i'm wrong but u SHOULD consider security first ... Please avoid using telnet at all , it's highly unsecure etc. Yes we actually use such program (that allows u to telnet X-sessions) but we only use it on our LAN , never on the internet. (to telnet local Unix machines) As far as i can remember it's written for windows/NT , i can't remember it's name , but I can refresh my memory if u really want me to , But anyway try using SSH :>
On Thu, 25 Jan 2001, James (Jim) Hatridge wrote:
Hi all..
Could someone tell me (small words, big pictues <G>) how to run X-windows
in
telnet? IE I'm on system A and want X on system B.
TIA!
-- Jim Hatridge hatridge@straubing.baynet.de Proud Linux User #88484 Owner -- beowulf-newbie list Don't blame me I voted for Harry Browne! www.lp.org ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Jim's Beowulf Project Looking for giveaway computers and parts I need it all! Email Jim for details on how you can help build a poor man's super computer.
On Fri, Jan 26, 2001 at 04:04:59PM +0100, James Hatridge wrote:
Hi all...
First thanks for all of your notes, but I see that I did not give enough info.
#1 I don't do windows! <G>
Both of my Linux boxes are sitting here in front of me on my home lan. I'm at the command line of system A. B is headless. I want to telnet or ssh (or whatever) to system B. Run X there and have it display on A's screen. I'm using SuSE 6.3 on both systems.
At the command line "xhost" does not work I get an error. When I telnet (or ssh, I tried both) to B. I run "export DISPLAY=A:0", then "startx". On A's screen I get all the X messages, but no GUI. Just to see I put another screen on B and did all this again. I got all the messages etc on A's screen and the GUI came up on B's screen.
So any ideas?
You need to start X first, and then in xterm enter xhost and other commands. -K.
TIA!
JIM
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On Fri, Jan 26, 2001 at 04:04:59PM +0100, James Hatridge wrote:
Hi all...
First thanks for all of your notes, but I see that I did not give enough info.
#1 I don't do windows! <G>
Both of my Linux boxes are sitting here in front of me on my home lan. I'm at the command line of system A. B is headless. I want to telnet or ssh (or whatever) to system B. Run X there and have it display on A's screen. I'm using SuSE 6.3 on both systems.
At the command line "xhost" does not work I get an error. When I telnet (or ssh, I tried both) to B. I run "export DISPLAY=A:0", then "startx". On A's screen I get all the X messages, but no GUI. Just to see I put another screen on B and did all this again. I got all the messages etc on A's screen and the GUI came up on B's screen.
So any ideas?
You need to start X first, and then in xterm enter xhost and other commands.
-K.
TIA!
JIM
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"James (Jim) Hatridge" wrote:
Hi all...
First thanks for all of your notes, but I see that I did not give enough info.
#1 I don't do windows! <G>
I know. You're a farmer. ;-)
Both of my Linux boxes are sitting here in front of me on my home lan. I'm at the command line of system A. B is headless. I want to telnet or ssh (or whatever) to system B. Run X there and have it display on A's screen. I'm using SuSE 6.3 on both systems.
At the command line "xhost" does not work I get an error. When I telnet (or ssh, I tried both) to B. I run "export DISPLAY=A:0", then "startx". On A's screen I get all the X messages, but no GUI. Just to see I put another screen on B and did all this again. I got all the messages etc on A's screen and the GUI came up on B's screen.
So any ideas?
marvin, 192.168.42.1 is the machine I am working at zaphod, 192.168.42.2 is my hpux 10.20 playstation I like to run hpux xclock on zaphod, *displaying* it on marvin, since zaphod's screen is broken and there is {/* lie mod on} no nicer clock but HP's {/lie mode off} brauki@marvin:/home/brauki > xhost +192.168.42.2 192.168.42.2 being added to access control list brauki@marvin:/home/brauki > telnet 192.168.42.2 Trying 192.168.42.2... Connected to 192.168.42.2. Escape character is '^]'. HP-UX zaphod B.10.20 A 9000/777 (ttyp2) login: brauki Password: Please wait...checking for disk quotas [being very verbose with motd] zaphod-brauki $ zaphod-brauki $ export DISPLAY=192.168.42.1:0.0 zaphod-brauki $ zaphod-brauki $ zaphod-brauki $ cd /usr/bin/X11 zaphod-brauki $ ./xclock & [1] 666 zaphod-brauki $ OH WHAT A BEAUTIFUL CLOCK!!! (puke!) ;-) X needs to run on marvin, not nessesarily on zaphod as I previously tried the other way round. Enjoy!! Juergen
TIA!
JIM
On Thu, 25 Jan 2001, Rouvas Stathis wrote:
Try : <ftp://ftp.ntua.gr/pub/X11/mix/> for a free X server on Win and Mac. -Stathis.
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On Fri, 26 Jan 2001 16:04:59 +0100 James (Jim) Hatridge <hatridge@straubing.baynet.de> wrote:
Hi all...
First thanks for all of your notes, but I see that I did not give enough info.
#1 I don't do windows! <G>
Both of my Linux boxes are sitting here in front of me on my home lan. I'm at the command line of system A. B is headless. I want to telnet or ssh (or whatever) to system B. Run X there and have it display on A's screen. I'm using SuSE 6.3 on both systems.
At the command line "xhost" does not work I get an error. When I telnet (or ssh, I tried both) to B. I run "export DISPLAY=A:0", then "startx". On A's screen I get all the X messages, but no GUI. Just to see I put another screen on B and did all this again. I got all the messages etc on A's screen and the GUI came up on B's screen.
So any ideas?
TIA!
JIM
You need to start A's server to do indirect xdcmp query: On B: edit the file /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/xdm/Xservers and comment the line begining with ":0" and configure your machine for graphic login (no screen will be opened by the server). On A: do the same as B for the file /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/xdm/Xservers, edit the file /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/xdm/Xaccess and check that you have these lines (as-is): * #any host can get a login window * CHOOSER BROADCAST #any indirect host can get a chooser Then edit /etc/inittab and modify the line for the runlevel 3: x2:3:respawn:/usr/bin/X11/X -indirect A then reinit to runlevel 3 by issuing a "init 2; init 3". Now, if all went well, you'll end up with a menu to choose the computer that you wish to graphically log in. Hope that helps... -- Jean-François Bocquet <tns01@free.fr> ================================+ http://tns01.free.fr | =================================+ ··· proud Linux User #177410| -----BEGIN GEEK CODE BLOCK------ +------------------------------------+ Version: 3.12 Comment: For info see http://www.geekcode.com GCS/S d-- s:+ a- C++ UL+>++ P+ L+++>++++ E W++ N+ o+ K- !w O? M? V? PS PE- Y+ PGP+ t+ 5? X++ R tv++ b+ DI- D+ G e+ h! r-- y? ------END GEEK CODE BLOCK------
hi jim, if you want it quick&dirty use vnc. its included in the suse distro (at least at 6.4). its not so super secure (only a pw is used) but it works and it is a lot faster than the native x connection over network. vnc is available for free and for linux, mac, win etc. you even can control a win or a mac box with it, since the vnc-server runs also on them. its a quite flexible, small and fast tool. i use it often to administer the servers in a network. if you have a working x on that machine simply start vncserver, at the first time it asks for a password. then connect from the other machine with vncviewer. dont forget to append a ":1" to the ip address (e.g. 192.168.2.10:1). this number is determined at vncserver startup and it tells you this number. greetings, chris On Freitag, 26. Januar 2001 16:04, James (Jim) Hatridge wrote:
Hi all...
First thanks for all of your notes, but I see that I did not give enough info.
#1 I don't do windows! <G>
Both of my Linux boxes are sitting here in front of me on my home lan. I'm at the command line of system A. B is headless. I want to telnet or ssh (or whatever) to system B. Run X there and have it display on A's screen. I'm using SuSE 6.3 on both systems.
At the command line "xhost" does not work I get an error. When I telnet (or ssh, I tried both) to B. I run "export DISPLAY=A:0", then "startx". On A's screen I get all the X messages, but no GUI. Just to see I put another screen on B and did all this again. I got all the messages etc on A's screen and the GUI came up on B's screen.
So any ideas?
TIA!
JIM
On Thu, 25 Jan 2001, Rouvas Stathis wrote:
Try : <ftp://ftp.ntua.gr/pub/X11/mix/> for a free X server on Win and Mac. -Stathis.
Geordon VanTassle wrote:
Yeah, SSH it a better bet as far as security goes, but that doesn't address the question of running X apps on Windows. There are no free* or OSS X-servers for WIndows that I've run across. There are some COMMERCIAL ones, (Netmanage, Exceed, etc...).
However, it you're going from *nix to *nix, it's pretty straight forward, as I recall.
Mikolaj Maciejak <kangoo@hoth.amu.edu.pl> said:
Hmm perhaps i'm wrong but u SHOULD consider security first ... Please avoid using telnet at all , it's highly unsecure etc. Yes we actually use such program (that allows u to telnet X-sessions) but we only use it on our LAN , never on the internet. (to telnet local Unix machines) As far as i can remember it's written for windows/NT , i can't remember it's name , but I can refresh my memory if u really want me to , But anyway try using SSH :>
On Thu, 25 Jan 2001, James (Jim) Hatridge wrote:
Hi all..
Could someone tell me (small words, big pictues <G>) how to run X-windows
in
telnet? IE I'm on system A and want X on system B.
TIA!
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Geordon VanTassle wrote:
Yeah, SSH it a better bet as far as security goes, but that doesn't address the question of running X apps on Windows. There are no free* or OSS X-servers for WIndows that I've run across. There are some COMMERCIAL ones, (Netmanage, Exceed, etc...).
However, it you're going from *nix to *nix, it's pretty straight forward, as I recall.
<snip> I'm a tad late on this thread, but the original poster might be looking for something like a virtual network console? I.e., they can control a windows box or a linux box running X-windows. Here's the link: http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/ Regards, Dana -- Linux / OpenBSD - Ain't life grand! :)
Ignoring the security question. I assume you are sitting in front of system A, a *nix system, and want to run applications on B, another *nix system, with display on A. allow X access from B: xhost +B Telnet into B Set the display to A. Details vary with the shell. With Bourne shell or bash: DISPLAY=A:0; export DISPLAY With C shell: setenv DISPLAY A:0 Startup the X application, e.g.: emacs & This is acceptable on a LAN with no hostile users. If this in not the case, use SSH and X11 forwarding. HTH, Jeffrey Quoting James Hatridge <hatridge@straubing.baynet.de>:
Hi all..
Could someone tell me (small words, big pictues <G>) how to run X-windows in telnet? IE I'm on system A and want X on system B.
TIA!
-- I don't do Windows and I don't come to work before nine. -- Johnny Paycheck
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