Remote KDE apps on Windows HowTo?
Rob Brandt
rbrandt at csd-bes.net
Mon Aug 1 08:21:17 CEST 2005
Thanks;
I had some ssh probs and some other distractions, so I am just now
getting back to this.
This is the method I'm after, I think:
> Another way is to connect the server using ssh and open a kicker
> panel on your
> pc.
>
> export DISPLAY=127.0.0.1:0
> xwin -multiwindow &
> xhost +
> ssh user at host
> export DISPLAY=<your_host_ip_address>:0
> kicker &
I created a script as above but with my host IP address. I have ssh
configured for password prompt, because I need to be able to log in
from various places without need to generate local keys. When I run my
script, I get a Password: prompt that seems to alternate in results,
neither of them good. On the first attempt, when I type in the
password it actually appears in clear text as I type it, and then when
I hit Enter I get a bash response that there is no program with my
password name. So it looks like it's a prompt for a password, but
seems to be passing the results to bash to be processed as a program.
I then try and run the script again, and this time when I try typing in
the password no characters appear as I type (which is good) but when I
hit enter, nothing happens.
Sorry if I'm missing something obvious, but I'm a newbie on this.
* Your original message said I needed to enable xdmp in
/etc/sysconfig/displaymanager. It appears that applies just to the
-xwin method; does it apply to the ssh/kicker method too? It currently
defaults to kdm; what does changing this do to local sessions at the
console?
* Is there a change I need to make in the script to account for the
password prompt, or will that even work in this configuration?
Thanks
--
Best Regards
Rob
Quoting Ralf Habacker <ralf.habacker at freenet.de>:
> Am Freitag, 22. Juli 2005 01:36 schrieb Rob Brandt:
>> You have a quote on your home project page:
>>
>> "use KDE on Windows XP for easy remote running of my KDE applications
>> on my Mandrake Linux server box. When I need to configure my server or
>> make a fast edit of a webpage, or even move files around, nothing is
>> easier than to simply load up KDE and ssh -X . (from Serious use of KDE
>> on Windows?)" I would like to know how to do this. I have found many
>> alternative ways of doing similar to this, but not exactly, and my
>> efforts so far have failed. I have Cygwin and KDE on Cygwin installed
>> and working on my WinXP system; I can get an X session to my server
>> through ssh using startxwin.bat, which uses xterm.. What do I do to get
>> a KDE session from my SuSE server on my PC? Thanks.
>>
> The server must enabled xdmp protocol. /etc/sysconfig/displaymanager
> Then start from a bash shell
>
> xwin -query host -from $COMPUTERNAME &
>
> Another way is to connect the server using ssh and open a kicker
> panel on your
> pc.
>
> export DISPLAY=127.0.0.1:0
> xwin -multiwindow &
> xhost +
> ssh user at host
> export DISPLAY=<your_host_ip_address>:0
> kicker &
>
>
> regards
> Ralf
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