Re: Can't open display issue from CMD

OK I figured out the issue. Inside .bashrc (in the Linux remote machine), I was executing xrdb every time I was logging in, but I only meant it to execute it when requesting xterm. So, I included the following lines in .bashrc, and everything works. Thank you berndbausch! You were spot on!

Re: Can't open display issue from CMD

Am 16.01.2021 um 05:40 schrieb Marco Atzeri via Cygwin: It seems the remote machine is expecting to run a X interface by default. Or could it be that the local machine has ssh X11 forwarding turned on (for this remote machine)? Turning it off explicitly (-x flag) would turn it off, so if t

Re: Can't open display issue from CMD

please reply to the mailing list On 16.01.2021 06:36, Sal Bellofiore wrote: Hi Marco, Thanks for the prompt response.  The reason why I don't get asked for a password is because I have setup the RSA public key, and that works fine. When you say to check the remote scripts, what scripts are y

Re: Can't open display issue from CMD

Luna Bellofiore via Cygwin writes: > C:\Users\bellsal>\cygwin\bin\ssh 192.168.0.8 pwd > /usr/bin/xrdb: Can't open display '' > /home/bellsal > > PWD should not require X11 connection, so I don't understand why I am > getting this issue. You need to sanitize your login scripts on th

Re: Can't open display issue from CMD

On 16.01.2021 05:22, Luna Bellofiore via Cygwin wrote: All, I am sending Linux commands from CMD (Windows) through SSH, and I am getting "Can't open display". Below I am capturing my issue, the IP number is the remote Linux machine. Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.19042.746] (c) 2020 Microsoft

Can't open display issue from CMD

All, I am sending Linux commands from CMD (Windows) through SSH, and I am getting "Can't open display". Below I am capturing my issue, the IP number is the remote Linux machine. Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.19042.746] (c) 2020 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. C:\Users\bellsal>\cyg