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Operating Systems Solaris Unable to run xclock Post 302146278 by Smiling Dragon on Monday 19th of November 2007 11:07:58 PM
Old 11-20-2007
Start without the X port forward via ssh and get it working locally first.
If the X server isn't responding properly, trying to route it via ssh isn't likely to help Smilie

As the user that is running the x-server, see what the output to the xdpyinfo command is. That will tell you if you have an issue with the x-server itself or an auth problem.

Edit: hang on, are you running this locally or trying to run it over the network? Where is the X-server (the display) running?
 

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