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09-26-2005
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I have an application that I run remotely, before I start the app, i have to export the display using the DISPLAY=x.x.x.x; export DISPLAY command
now, i have just put a crt monitor on this box, and i try to run the same command, for the display variable, i have used the machines own IP address, /dev/console:0 and /dev/console, it gives me errors when opening about cant open display. what do i have to make the display variable if i want to run the app on the actual machine? 
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09-27-2005
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Try this:
DISPLAY=:0.0 export DISPLAY
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10-01-2005
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Try
DISPLAY=Ipaddress:0.0 export DISPLAY It will work.
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