Re: [XFree86] How to set X security to host access?

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Jerre Cope wrote:
I am using Slackware 9.1 to connect to and old SCO Unixware box as a kind of thin client. The X on the UnixWare server is too old to understand the sshd X11 forwarding, and I need to be able to access the Old box with Old thin clients.
( I have alot of reasons to need host access, when they all die--I'll use ssh)


I need to able to:
xhost +unixware
telnet unixware
DISPLAY=slackware:0
xterm

Thanks.


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Unixware:
cat >> .rhosts
slackware
^D

Slackware:
xhost +unixware
rsh unixware xterm -display `host $HOSTNAME | awk '{print $4}'`:0

To get rid of "xhost +unixware", try something like this:
xauth nlist "${HOST}:0" | rsh unixware /usr/X11R6/bin/xauth -v nmerge -
Google xauth.

Regards, Bob
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