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08-05-2008
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Launch application in gnome session of another user.
A gnome session is launched by UserA of System A, I am connected to userB of System B(or A) through PUTTY. I want to launch an application for eg: gedit through Putty in the display of system A. how can I achieve this.
for eg:- root is logged in to System A, with gdm. DISPLAY=0.0, ip = aa.aa.aa.aa User Sivam is logged into putty console. He has to launch gnome-terminal in root's session using putty.. what are the configurations steps to be taken. 
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08-05-2008
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Try doing:
su - USER_A -c "xauth add `xauth list :0.0`; DISPLAY=:0.0 program-you-wish-to-launch"
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08-06-2008
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If X is running on the machine where you ssh to:
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DISPLAY=:0.0 XAUTHORITY=/home/user_running_X_on_the_display/.Xauthority your-program
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