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Operating Systems Solaris Xmanager Post 55981 by RTM on Thursday 23rd of September 2004 09:08:34 AM
Old 09-23-2004
Quote:
- setenv DISPLAY IP_of_my_PC:0.0
- export DISPLAY
First, if you are doing these commands, then you are mixing csh and ksh/sh commands -

ksh/sh -
DISPLAY=IP_of_my_PC:0.0
export DISPLAY

csh -
setenv DISPLAY IP_of_my_PC:0.0

If doing the correct commands for the shell you are using doesn't fix your problem, please post the actual error you are receiving. To find which shell you are using, echo $SHELL.
 

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