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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers IP details for Unix/Linux login clients? Post 3543 by Neo on Thursday 5th of July 2001 09:28:07 AM
Old 07-05-2001
You might consider setting the local users HOSTNAME environmental variable to their IP address. When they log in remotely the DISPLAY variable willl be set using HOSTNAME (which will now be the IP address). When they execute an X process it will work because the IP address is in the DISPLAY variable and not the name. This eliminates the DNS problem.

This works, of course:

export DISPLAY=111.222.333.444:0.0

(without the name Smilie )
 

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EXPORT(3PVM)															      EXPORT(3PVM)

NAME
pvm_export, pvm_unexport - Mark environment variables to export through spawn SYNOPSIS
C int cc = pvm_export( char *name ) int cc = pvm_unexport( char *name ) Fortran Not available PARAMETERS
name Name of an environment variable to add to or delete from export list. DESCRIPTION
The routines pvm_export and pvm_unexport are provided for convenience in editing environment variable PVM_EXPORT, while maintaining the colon-separated list syntax it requires. The variable can be modified by other means, and at the same time by the pvm_export functions. pvm_export checks to see if a name is already in PVM_EXPORT before including it, and exporting a name more than once is not considered an error. Likewise, pvm_unexport will not complain if you specify a name not in PVM_EXPORT. EXAMPLES
C: /* PVM_EXPORT=SHELL:HOME */ pvm_export("DISPLAY"); pvm_export("TERM"); pvm_unexport("HOME"); /* PVM_EXPORT=SHELL:DISPLAY:TERM */ ERRORS
No error conditions are currently returned by pvm_export and pvm_unexport. SEE ALSO
pvm(1PVM) pvm_spawn(3PVM) 15 May, 1996 EXPORT(3PVM)
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