Strange problem. I have two debian machines, one local at home, and one remote somewhere. At home I am connected behind a NAT, and the remote machine has a public IP.
I want to run iceweasel on the remote machine, and let it display on my local machine. I have iceweasels installed on both machines. So from the local machine I do: ssh -Cv [EMAIL PROTECTED] -X After a while I get a prompt of the remote machine, looks OK, ls gives me listing of files on that machine. env shows DISPLAY=localhost:10.0 So I run 'iceweasel' there. And after some time I get it displayed, but... it seems that it runs it somehow on my local machine, for example file:/// displays the root directory of my local machine, not the remote one, and when I browse, with tcpdump I see HTTP traffic, and not SSH traffic as I expected. I don't understand it. How I am supposed to run iceweasel on the remote machine (using only the local display), so it would work as it would be sitting at the remote machine? -- Miernik http://miernik.name/ -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
