DISPLAY vble: problem in Debian linux X
From: Saul Lubkin (salu_at_troi.cc.rochester.edu)
Date: 08/22/04
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Date: Sat, 21 Aug 2004 19:33:42 -0400 To: lubkin@math.rochester.edu
Hi, ALL!
I run a 5 computer, Ethernet-connect, network at home -- Intel hardware --
running the latest stable Debian Linux release (woody).
Now, for X-windows, running, e. g.,
DISPLAY=<IP address of computer X on the network>:0.0 xlogo&
DISPLAY=<IP address of computer X on the network>:0.0 xlogo&
should -- assuming, e.g., that you're xhost commands are right, etc --
run xlogo on the local machine, with the window coming up on Computer X.
Doesn't work.
E.g., even on the LOCAL machine, running
DISPLAY=<IP address of local machine>:0.0 xlogo& --
or
DISPLAY=localhost:0.0 xlogo&
or various modifications thereof all fail, with the error message "Unable
to open display".
Running
DISPLAY=:0.0 xlogo& --
or just
xlogo&
xlogo&
works instantly.
Also, ping localhost (or <IP address of local machine, or all the above
variants>), works fine -- all at about the same speed.
??
<Please, if possible, email this directly to me. as well as sending to the
newsgroup -- I read the group less often than I should, due to time
constraints. I'll post a summary of all relevant answers --
including the eventual solution that works -- to the group, no matter
what>
This problem probably needs a Debian linux guru -- my system has the
defualt settings, for a Debian linux woody installation.
Thanks a lot!!!
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