I found that, exporting DISPLAY=:0.0 and starting a gnome app (xclock) would run on remote machine. The issue , when i log out of SSH, the xclock closes on the remote machine. I wanted it run there until i quit or kill it from remote machine itself. Is there way achieve it ?.
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1Why not just leave SSH running in the background?– ZoredacheMay 31, 2011 at 16:27
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bcoz, i use laptop from home to access office desktop and while traveling to office, laptop would be closed and connection closes.– suduraisMay 31, 2011 at 22:39
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I am sorry, but using X11 without SSH will not change anything about that. The applications you start via X11 will still disconnect when you move to a different network. It sounds like what you really need is something like freenx.– ZoredacheMay 31, 2011 at 23:57
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Zoredache: thats the issue, sometimes freenx itself closes which i started while i'm at work. So, to start those, i need to use ssh. Also, there is issue with 11.04 vino server. bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/vino/+bug/772304... thats also doesnt help.– suduraisJun 1, 2011 at 2:46
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If I understand your question correctly, the X Server is on the remote machine. Then you just need to filter the HUP signal with nohup.
Another nice command is screen which lets you reconnect to older sessions. Its worth a look when you often use SSH.
Sounds like you are tunneling X through ssh which would explain why it shuts down with ssh. You will need to configure your X client to access the server directly.
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Typically, X11-over-SSH displays are allocated starting at
:10, so:0is more likely to be X.org running on the physically connected display. May 31, 2011 at 18:12 -