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by **Thomas Dunb** » Thu, 11 Nov 1993 06:49:51

i just recently got my linux machines networked together ;)
telneting between them works fine. however, if i telnet to tex
from milieu and then try to run xcalc on tex but displaying on
milieu, i get:

~/ xcalc -display milieu:0
Xlib: connection to "milieu:0.0" refused by server
Xlib: Client is not authorized to connect to Server
Error: Can't open display: milieu:0

what do i need to do?
thomas

by **Steve DuChe** » Thu, 11 Nov 1993 10:44:33

Have you tried to use the "xhost" command on the machine you are
trying to display on? This command sets permisions for remote
host to display locally.
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by **R. Stewart Ell** » Fri, 12 Nov 1993 01:56:12

>i just recently got my linux machines networked together ;)
> telneting between them works fine. however, if i telnet to tex
> from milieu and then try to run xcalc on tex but displaying on
> milieu, i get:

>~/ xcalc -display milieu:0
>Xlib: connection to "milieu:0.0" refused by server
>Xlib: Client is not authorized to connect to Server
>Error: Can't open display: milieu:0

> what do i need to do?
> thomas
>

xhost +tex at the prompt on milieu.

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by **Thomas Feuersta** » Sat, 13 Nov 1993 17:10:23

|> i just recently got my linux machines networked together ;)
|> telneting between them works fine. however, if i telnet to tex
|> from milieu and then try to run xcalc on tex but displaying on
|> milieu, i get:
|>
|> ~/ xcalc -display milieu:0
|> Xlib: connection to "milieu:0.0" refused by server
|> Xlib: Client is not authorized to connect to Server
|> Error: Can't open display: milieu:0
|>
|> what do i need to do?
|> thomas
|>
|>
Set
xhost +milieu
on tex first. This allows all clients on milieu to redirect ouput to tex.
xhost +
will allow all clients from all other machines to display their output on tex.
Hope this helps - Thomas

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