[FreeNX-kNX] simplest case

[Scott Serr]

I feel a bit wimpy.  After downloading this lists archives and greping.  
I've found some helpful snippets from Fabian.  Particularly,

remote $  DISPLAY="nx/nx,opt=foo:1" /usr/NX/bin/nxagent -B :1
local $  /usr/NX/bin/nxproxy -S remote:1
remote $ DISPLAY=:1 vgl glxgears

It works!  Now I can build on that understanding.  Sorry for the traffic.
Thanks,
Scott

Scott Serr wrote:
> I have the 3.2.0 NX sources compiled.  I want the simplest case to work 
> before I get more complicated.
>
> Desire:
> I'd like to have a remote X client display on my local X server.  
> Obviously, it sounds easy... but I have not found good examples.
>
> Similar:
> I want something like "ssh -X" or "rlogin / export DISPLAY" sort of 
> behavior.
>
> Of course I know nxproxy is in the mix.  I've run the 
> nxscripts/run-nxproxy, but that only runs it locally and my brain seems 
> to have trouble expanding what that script is doing to a remote and 
> local setup.  I've also read the nomachine page (Building and Using NX 
> Open Source Components) -- but the networked example does not show how 
> to launch an X client.
>
> I am able to get the nxproxy running on both sides and have a link, but 
> where do I set DISPLAY?  and what do I set it to? Must I use xauth?  Can 
> I just "xhost +"? 
>
> I think what I want is nxproxy-to-nxproxy or nxproxy-to-nxagent.
>
> I'd appreciate some direction, even a link to some more specific 
> documentation.  An example of launching a remote xterm would be awesome.  :)
>
> Thanks,
> Scott
>
> PS - I'll certainly share my build script (for RHEL3 and RHEL4) if 
> anyone wants it...  I have a nice self-contained networked/nfs install 
> directory with little dependencies and no LD_LIBRARY_PATH requirement.
>
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