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I want to know that If i want to Run Graphical command Like nautilus
than wat i have to do????
Use SSH with X forwarding: ssh -X user@host. See the man page ("man ssh") for more info. You'll still get the shell, but you'll be able to type "nautilus" and the window will appear on your machine.
If you can't login on the remote machine using FTP, it's probably due to either of the following 2 reasons:
-intervening firewalls (ie no FTP access allowed on the remote machine),
-no FTP server on the remote machine (so no program to accept your connection request)
There's probably not much you can do about that, unless you have control over the remote machine/the network.
But if you ssh access, you could try the sftp alternative.
It's much like regular FTP, but it's done over an encrypted connection (like ssh login).
Similarly, there's also "scp", which does "cp" over an encrypted connection. It too requires SSH access, which
you already seem to have...
Problem to run graphical software on Remote machine
Quote:
Originally Posted by Nylex
Use SSH with X forwarding: ssh -X user@host. See the man page ("man ssh") for more info. You'll still get the shell, but you'll be able to type "nautilus" and the window will appear on your machine.
Thanks for Reply
I have tried ur sugestion and now i m able to run nautilus cmd.
but still i can not run any software on remote machine which have Graphical Interface.
so How can i run Graphical Software on Remote Machine???
You can login completely remotely, with a X display, using XDMCP on your login screen (alt+R). Of course, there has to be an XDMCP server running on the other machine.
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