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SSH problems
I am trying to ssh into a remote sun server, however I get X11 forwarding error. I have checked sshd_config file and X11 forwarding is enabled.
Also xhost command doesnt give any output, it doesnt even return the prompt.I have to Ctrl C out of the situation. any suggestions anyone?? |
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07-19-2007
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You may need to ensure that x is allowed on both sides. Also add a -X (not lower case) in your connection, this enables X forwarding.
ssh -X user@host |
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