unable open xterm

[Usuário do Sistema]

sorry....disregard my before message


the fact to up xterm there is must the  X server on machine that
appear it ( in my case on my machine windows 7).

 I thought it was possible open xterm from a windows machine without X
 server runing on it.

 I've just installed the X server on my windows Machine and all it's working!


 how I have done:

 1- Install X server on my Windows Machine

 2- on my windows machine open the X server and run xhost +

 3- on my Red Hat Enterprise machine where it's installed a
application x client run:

export DISPLAY=128.2.7.80:0.0 where 128.2.7.80 it's my X server Windows machine

4- on my Red Hat Enterprise machine:/usr/bin/fwbuilder
/etc/firewall/SILVEIRA.fwb > where fwbuilder is my client X
application


Thank for all!














Em 10 de maio de 2011 15:57, Usuário do Sistema <maiconlp at ig.com.br> escreveu:
> Thank for all tips!!
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> the fact to up xterm there is must the  X server on machine that
> appear it ( in my case on my machine windows 7).
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> I thought it was possible open xterm from a windows machine without X
> server runing on it.
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> I've just installed the X server on my windows Machine and all it's working!
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> how I have done:
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> 1- Install X server on my Windows Machine
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> 2- on my windows machine open the X server and run xhost +
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> 3- on my Red Hat Enterprise machine where it's installed a application
> x client run:
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> 2011/5/10 Eirik Byrkjeflot Anonsen <eirik at opera.com>:
>> Usuário do Sistema <maiconlp at ig.com.br> writes:
>>
>>> yes! I'm trying open a window xterm from ssh connection.
>>>
>>> how I'm doing:
>>>
>>> from my windows machine ( with Win 7 ) I conneted to my X Server
>>> machine by Puty.
>>>
>>> there I run the xterm command.
>>>
>>> the X server Machine hasn't a monitor!
>>>
>>> the daemon xfs it's up
>>>
>>> but the problem still occur:
>>>
>>> -bash-3.2# echo $DISPLAY
>>> :0.0
>>> -bash-3.2# xterm
>>>
>>> Warning: This program is an suid-root program or is being run by the root user.
>>> The full text of the error or warning message cannot be safely formatted
>>> in this environment. You may get a more descriptive message by running the
>>> program as a non-root user or by removing the suid bit on the executable.
>>> xterm Xt error: Can't open display: %s
>>
>> If you want to see the xterm window on your windows machine, you'll
>> need:
>>
>> 1. Run an X server on your windows machine.
>> 2. Configure PuTTY to use X11 forwarding.
>> 3. Ensure ssh on the linux machine allows X forwarding.
>>
>>
>> 1. There seems to be several X servers that can run on windows,
>> e.g. XMing (http://www.straightrunning.com/XmingNotes/) or XWin32
>> (http://www.starnet.com/products/xwin32/).  I haven't tried any of them,
>> as I don't run windows myself.  On the other hand, if this used to work
>> for you (and you haven't reinstalled windows or otherwise uninstalled
>> the X server on your windows machine), you should already have it.
>>
>> 2. The first hit on google says that PuTTY has a setting
>> Connections->SSH->Tunnels->X11 forwarding.  You'll need to make sure
>> this one is turned on.
>>
>> 3. On the linux machine, you may need to do something to
>> /etc/sshd/sshd_config.  You probably need to make sure a line like this
>> is in sshd_config:
>>
>> X11Forwarding Yes
>>
>>
>> If you've got all that right, you should not need to set DISPLAY on the
>> linux machine.  It should be set automatically by ssh.  If your
>> sshd_config does not specify otherwise, you will most likely have a
>> DISPLAY value of ":10.0" (NOT ":0.0").  See "man sshd_config" (on the
>> linux machine) for details (X11DisplayOffset, in particular).
>>
>> eirik
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