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On Mon, Oct 04, 2004 at 09:57:17AM -0400, David Kramer wrote: > Goal: I would like to fire up X applications on my home server, and have > them come up on my work computer. > > The work computer, of course, has a non-routable ethernet address. > > I have X forwarding on. > [david at uni ~]$ grep -i forward /etc/ssh/ssh_config > # ForwardAgent no > ForwardAgent yes > # ForwardX11 no > ForwardX11 yes > #ForwardX11Trusted yes > > How do I set the DISPLAY in my ssh session if the IP address of my work > computer is not routable? work$ ssh -X home.machine.domain xterm & This should cause an xterm from your home machine to appear on your work machine's display. If it doesn't, what errors are you getting? Try -vvv for maximum verbosity. -dsr-
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