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Setting the X11 display to show X applications under | =Setting the X11 display to show X applications under Windows= | ||
For win2k, win7 | |||
Start up X-Win32 / Xming and an XDMCP / broadcast session. Make sure the server you are going to run the application from has permissions in the X-server (for Xming it's in the X0.hosts file) | |||
Before you putty into the machine make sure you go to connection -> SSH -> X11 and set Enable X11 forwarding on. | |||
Make sure the machine with the program on it (eg. /usr/games/tuxeyes) has xdm installed, and has open ports on the firewall (eg /etc/shorewall/rules: | |||
ACCEPT fw loc tcp x11 | |||
ACCEPT fw loc udp x11 | |||
run the program :) (eg xeyes) | |||
Alternatively in a terminal window ssh in using the -X or -Y options, eg | |||
ssh -X user@ipofserver or ssh -Y user@ipofserver or ssh -XC user@ipofserver | |||
If you want to run the entire desktop you can run xfce4-session (Assuming the server has an xfce desktop installed) | |||
=Troubleshooting= | |||
== Xming.exe: client 4 rejected from IP 192.168.1.215== | |||
Solution: | |||
Edit: X0.hosts (c:\program files*86)\xming\ in the installation directory) | |||
add the ip you want allow. my X0.hosts | |||
“localhost | |||
192.168.1.215″ | |||
Restart Xming. | |||
==NV-GLX missing on display== | |||
Try the following commands for this error | |||
<pre> | |||
glxgears | |||
</pre> | |||
You should see spinning gears if it works | |||
<pre> | |||
glxinfo | |||
</pre> | |||
should also give the error at the top if it doesn't work | |||
This is usually because the propriatary driver is installed on the machine running glxinfo , and that driver expects the NV-GLX extension loaded in the X server, which is clearly not the case. Try removing the nvidia proprietary driver. [https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-general-1/nv-glx-missing-in-remote-connections-4175463926/ adamk75] | |||
After removing the driver, logout and login. | |||
You can try setting the following environment variable | |||
<pre> | |||
export LIBGL_ALWAYS_INDIRECT=y | |||
</pre> | |||
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[http://www.glump.net/howto/desktop/seamless-remote-linux-desktop-in-windows For the full desktop] | |||
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= Alternatives to X-Win: = | |||
Xming | |||
XWinLogon Win32 X Server | |||
Cygwin/X | |||
NB To do this in a linux desktop just | |||
<pre> | |||
ssh -XC user@ip | |||
</pre> | |||
= Depreciated and insecure (manually setting the export environment)! = | |||
Putty into the machine you're running stuff off: | |||
export DISPLAY=YOUR IP:0 | |||
Latest revision as of 08:18, 5 May 2017
Setting the X11 display to show X applications under Windows
For win2k, win7
Start up X-Win32 / Xming and an XDMCP / broadcast session. Make sure the server you are going to run the application from has permissions in the X-server (for Xming it's in the X0.hosts file)
Before you putty into the machine make sure you go to connection -> SSH -> X11 and set Enable X11 forwarding on.
Make sure the machine with the program on it (eg. /usr/games/tuxeyes) has xdm installed, and has open ports on the firewall (eg /etc/shorewall/rules:
ACCEPT fw loc tcp x11
ACCEPT fw loc udp x11
run the program :) (eg xeyes)
Alternatively in a terminal window ssh in using the -X or -Y options, eg
ssh -X user@ipofserver or ssh -Y user@ipofserver or ssh -XC user@ipofserver
If you want to run the entire desktop you can run xfce4-session (Assuming the server has an xfce desktop installed)
Troubleshooting
Xming.exe: client 4 rejected from IP 192.168.1.215
Solution:
Edit: X0.hosts (c:\program files*86)\xming\ in the installation directory)
add the ip you want allow. my X0.hosts
“localhost
192.168.1.215″
Restart Xming.
NV-GLX missing on display
Try the following commands for this error
glxgears
You should see spinning gears if it works
glxinfo
should also give the error at the top if it doesn't work
This is usually because the propriatary driver is installed on the machine running glxinfo , and that driver expects the NV-GLX extension loaded in the X server, which is clearly not the case. Try removing the nvidia proprietary driver. adamk75 After removing the driver, logout and login.
You can try setting the following environment variable
export LIBGL_ALWAYS_INDIRECT=y
Alternatives to X-Win:
Xming
XWinLogon Win32 X Server
Cygwin/X
NB To do this in a linux desktop just
ssh -XC user@ip
Depreciated and insecure (manually setting the export environment)!
Putty into the machine you're running stuff off:
export DISPLAY=YOUR IP:0