Hello everybody,
I'm new in your community and I'm pleased to be with you, thanks very much you for your work!!!!!!!!!!! X2GO is a very good product because the applications are numerous and reliables ...
To begin simply, I have just one question; Does it exists an X2GO Server for SOLARIS SPARC ?
I really hope that someone would able to respond me, please !
Best regards.
Amar
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Am 09.08.2016 um 10:31 schrieb MOUFFOK Amar:
To begin simply, I have just one question; *Does it exists an X2GO Server for SOLARIS SPARC ?*
Not as of now. One of the devs over on X2Go-Dev might be able to comment on how hard or easy it might be to port X2GoServer to Solaris.
However, "X is X", no matter what Unix you're on. So if you have a Solaris application that outputs to an X server, you could place an X2Go Server running Linux on the same LAN (or attach it to a dedicated network port) as the Solaris machine, log in to the X2Go Server with X2Go Client over the WAN, then run "ssh -X user@solarismachine yourapplication" from the X2Go Server to the Solaris box.
That way, you still have the Performance gains of X2Go between X2Go Server and Client, and the connection between X2Go Server and the Solaris Box is on the same LAN or on a dedicated connection anyways, so has a high throughput and low latency.
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Hi Stefan, Hi everybody,
I don't understand very well what you try to explain to me ...
In a few words:
My PC is running with Windows 7
I have an X2go-server on a REDHAT VM. I'm connecting to this REDHAT VM remotely from my PC, my VM is without GUI but I can display interfaces with the use of Xming and it' works well...for example I can display the TigerVNC-viewer with Xming !!
I have an X2go-client on a Windows 7 VM. I'm connecting to this Windows VM remotely from my PC. I'm using this Windows VM to run tests in order to protect my PC and if it' works with the Windows VM then I'll reproduce my configuration on my PC
I have a physical SUN-station running Solaris 8 and sparc processors in which I have my application that I want to connect to remotely from my PC
My PC, the SUN station and the twice VM's are on the same LAN, i.e. everybody "pings" everybody...it's OK !
Everything seems OK but It's impossible to connect to my application..........I think the problem is "how to specify the "SUN-Station Xserver" for the X2go-server"
Do you have any idea or something like that, please !!!
Best regards.
Amar
-----Message d'origine----- De : Stefan Baur [mailto:X2Go-ML-1@baur-itcs.de] Envoyé : mardi 16 août 2016 00:00 À : x2go-user@lists.x2go.org Objet : Re: [X2Go-User] X2GO for SOLARIS SPARC ...
Am 09.08.2016 um 10:31 schrieb MOUFFOK Amar:
To begin simply, I have just one question; *Does it exists an X2GO Server for SOLARIS SPARC ?*
Not as of now. One of the devs over on X2Go-Dev might be able to comment on how hard or easy it might be to port X2GoServer to Solaris.
However, "X is X", no matter what Unix you're on. So if you have a Solaris application that outputs to an X server, you could place an X2Go Server running Linux on the same LAN (or attach it to a dedicated network port) as the Solaris machine, log in to the X2Go Server with X2Go Client over the WAN, then run "ssh -X user@solarismachine yourapplication" from the X2Go Server to the Solaris box.
That way, you still have the Performance gains of X2Go between X2Go Server and Client, and the connection between X2Go Server and the Solaris Box is on the same LAN or on a dedicated connection anyways, so has a high throughput and low latency.
Kind Regards, Stefan Baur
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Am 06.09.2016 um 13:03 schrieb MOUFFOK Amar:
Everything seems OK but It's impossible to connect to my application..........I think the problem is "how to specify the "SUN-Station Xserver" for the X2go-server"
You don't. Stop trying to do things manually that your machines already take care of for you. ;-)
To start testing: Connect X2GoClient -> X2GoServer, specify that you want to run a Terminal.
Once that terminal from the X2GoServer opens on your X2GoClient, enter:
ssh -X your.solaris.box.name.or.ip
then type the name of your application after you've logged in to the solaris box via the X2Go-provided terminal window from your X2GoServer.
If that works, you can shorten the command to
ssh -X your.solaris.box.name.or.ip yoursolarisapplication
and if that still works, place this file in /usr/local/bin on the X2GoServer
#!/bin/bash ssh -X your.solaris.box.name.or.ip yoursolarisapplication
name it something like startsolarisapp chmod 755 or 750 it
then set up your X2GoClient to execute startsolarisapp instead of the terminal.
Kind Regards, Stefan Baur
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Hi,
When you say "connect X2goclient to the X2go server", I suppose you're talking about the "IP address where the X2goserver is running" but when you say "specify that you want to run Terminal", what is the terminal you're talking about ?? Gnome ? KDE etc, ? I don't have the option "terminal" on my X2goclient, I have the French version and probably you're talking about the X2goclient option called "bureau personnalisé", no ?
Remember that my REDHAT VM (where the x2goserver is running) has no GUI,.....it's only possible to do command lines !!! In my opinion, it's because my REDHAT VM has no GUI that's impossible to connect to the X2goserver...or probably because there's something that I absolutely don't understand...
However, from my REDHAT VM, I can display "Application GUI" by using Xming, it's works well ..
In a few words, how can I connect to my REDHAT VM which has no GUI ...I think this THE PROBLEM; no GUI on the REDHAT VM!!!
Best regards
Amar
-----Message d'origine----- De : Stefan Baur [mailto:X2Go-ML-1@baur-itcs.de] Envoyé : mardi 6 septembre 2016 23:42 À : x2go-user@lists.x2go.org Objet : Re: [X2Go-User] X2GO for SOLARIS SPARC ...
Am 06.09.2016 um 13:03 schrieb MOUFFOK Amar:
Everything seems OK but It's impossible to connect to my application..........I think the problem is "how to specify the "SUN-Station Xserver" for the X2go-server"
You don't. Stop trying to do things manually that your machines already take care of for you. ;-)
To start testing: Connect X2GoClient -> X2GoServer, specify that you want to run a Terminal.
Once that terminal from the X2GoServer opens on your X2GoClient, enter:
ssh -X your.solaris.box.name.or.ip
then type the name of your application after you've logged in to the solaris box via the X2Go-provided terminal window from your X2GoServer.
If that works, you can shorten the command to
ssh -X your.solaris.box.name.or.ip yoursolarisapplication
and if that still works, place this file in /usr/local/bin on the X2GoServer
#!/bin/bash ssh -X your.solaris.box.name.or.ip yoursolarisapplication
name it something like startsolarisapp chmod 755 or 750 it
then set up your X2GoClient to execute startsolarisapp instead of the terminal.
Kind Regards, Stefan Baur
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On 07/09/16 15:39, MOUFFOK Amar wrote:
Hi,
When you say "connect X2goclient to the X2go server", I suppose you're talking about the "IP address where the X2goserver is running" but when you say "specify that you want to run Terminal", what is the terminal you're talking about ?? Gnome ? KDE etc, ? I don't have the option "terminal" on my X2goclient, I have the French version and probably you're talking about the X2goclient option called "bureau personnalisé", no ? Amar,
try this: Single Application (second from the bottom entry) then in the drop down Terminal (bottom entry)
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Hi Everybody, Thank you everybody for yours responses... I think this problem is very close to solve but ....the lasts meters are always the most difficult !!!
This is my client configuration...
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Here's the X2goServer response, very good...
[cid:image002.gif@01D209F9.8779AA50]
But.... Here's the message that my client returns ...problem of virtual terminal? Problem of hardware? I have did some tests and I have made some researches on the WEB but nothing really that could help me....I don't know how to decrypt this....
[cid:image003.gif@01D209F9.8779AA50]
Bests regards
Amar
Remember: X2goclient is in a Windows 7 VM X2goserver is in a REDHAT VM My PC is a Windows 7
De : Mario Theodoridis [mailto:mario@schmut.com] Envoyé : mercredi 7 septembre 2016 15:55 À : x2go-user@lists.x2go.org Objet : Re: [X2Go-User] X2GO for SOLARIS SPARC ...
On 07/09/16 15:39, MOUFFOK Amar wrote:
Hi,
When you say "connect X2goclient to the X2go server", I suppose you're talking about the "IP address where the X2goserver is running" but when you say "specify that you want to run Terminal", what is the terminal you're talking about ??
Gnome ? KDE etc, ? I don't have the option "terminal" on my X2goclient, I have the French version and probably you're talking about the X2goclient option called "bureau personnalisé", no ? Amar,
try this: Single Application (second from the bottom entry) then in the drop down Terminal (bottom entry)
[cid:image004.png@01D209F9.8779AA50]
--
Mit freundlichen Grüßen/Best Regards
Mario Theodoridis
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Amar,
you should not be entering the ssh command in X2GoClient.
Please, do what you have been told in my previous E-Mail, and by Mario:
Select TERMINAL, start the session, and enter the ssh command *manually*, *once the terminal window opens*.
If that works, do the same, with the name of your Solaris app behind it.
If that still works, write the bash script file and make it executable, as described in my previous E-Mail, then use the name of that script file instead of TERMINAL.
If you don't succeed, please reply exactly at which step of the instructions you failed and what you got as a result instead.
Also, running X2Go sessions as root is absolutely not recommended. I'm actually surprised it doesn't reject your connection.
If you do need to run the command as root, I strongly reccomend using sudo from a non-root account.
Kind Regards, Stefan Baur
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Hi Everybody and thank you for all,
I have configured the X2go-client like this...and then, like you have recommended to me; there's nothing in the "commande field", very well !!
[cid:image001.gif@01D20CDB.23A235D0]
Now, I have this and then I hit on the X2goclient...
[cid:image004.gif@01D20CDE.3330B9B0]
And then, the x2goserver ask me the passphrase...very good, the server looks like running....no ???
[cid:image002.gif@01D20CDB.73C3D230]
And, in a place of "a promised terminal" and I have this message...I don't know why it returns me this message, my passphrase seems good !!!
The terminal doesn't want to open.....
[cid:image003.gif@01D20CDB.D363F440]
Bests regards !!
Amar
Remember:
Originally, my Linux VM (where X2goserver is runnig) has no GUI but with the using of Xming it's possible to display Linux graphics tools.....
NO GUI, it's not my problem ?? I want to display something from a place there's nothing to display, no ? I don't understand !!!
-----Message d'origine----- De : Stefan Baur [mailto:X2Go-ML-1@baur-itcs.de] Envoyé : jeudi 8 septembre 2016 18:18 À : x2go-user@lists.x2go.org Objet : Re: [X2Go-User] X2GO for SOLARIS SPARC ...
Amar,
you should not be entering the ssh command in X2GoClient.
Please, do what you have been told in my previous E-Mail, and by Mario:
Select TERMINAL, start the session, and enter the ssh command *manually*, *once the terminal window opens*.
If that works, do the same, with the name of your Solaris app behind it.
If that still works, write the bash script file and make it executable, as described in my previous E-Mail, then use the name of that script file instead of TERMINAL.
If you don't succeed, please reply exactly at which step of the instructions you failed and what you got as a result instead.
Also, running X2Go sessions as root is absolutely not recommended. I'm actually surprised it doesn't reject your connection.
If you do need to run the command as root, I strongly reccomend using sudo from a non-root account.
Kind Regards,
Stefan Baur
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This made me wonder, has anybody ported x2go to SunOS 4.1.4 akaSolaris 1.2 ? This was SunOS when it had a BSD kernel prior to switching to System V.
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On Mon, 12 Sep 2016, MOUFFOK Amar wrote:
Date: Mon, 12 Sep 2016 08:16:30 +0000 From: MOUFFOK Amar <amar.mouffok@rte-france.com> To: "x2go-user@lists.x2go.org" <x2go-user@lists.x2go.org> Subject: Re: [X2Go-User] X2GO for SOLARIS SPARC ...
Hi Everybody and thank you for all,
I have configured the X2go-client like this...and then, like you have recommended to me; there's nothing in the "commande field", very well !!
[cid:image001.gif@01D20CDB.23A235D0]
Now, I have this and then I hit on the X2goclient...
[cid:image004.gif@01D20CDE.3330B9B0]
And then, the x2goserver ask me the passphrase...very good, the server looks like running....no ???
[cid:image002.gif@01D20CDB.73C3D230]
And, in a place of "a promised terminal" and I have this message...I don't know why it returns me this message, my passphrase seems good !!!
The terminal doesn't want to open.....
[cid:image003.gif@01D20CDB.D363F440]
Bests regards !!
Amar
Remember:
Originally, my Linux VM (where X2goserver is runnig) has no GUI but with the using of Xming it's possible to display Linux graphics tools.....
NO GUI, it's not my problem ?? I want to display something from a place there's nothing to display, no ? I don't understand !!!
-----Message d'origine----- De : Stefan Baur [mailto:X2Go-ML-1@baur-itcs.de] Envoyé : jeudi 8 septembre 2016 18:18 À : x2go-user@lists.x2go.org Objet : Re: [X2Go-User] X2GO for SOLARIS SPARC ...
Amar,
you should not be entering the ssh command in X2GoClient.
Please, do what you have been told in my previous E-Mail, and by Mario:
Select TERMINAL, start the session, and enter the ssh command *manually*, *once the terminal window opens*.
If that works, do the same, with the name of your Solaris app behind it.
If that still works, write the bash script file and make it executable, as described in my previous E-Mail, then use the name of that script file instead of TERMINAL.
If you don't succeed, please reply exactly at which step of the instructions you failed and what you got as a result instead.
Also, running X2Go sessions as root is absolutely not recommended. I'm actually surprised it doesn't reject your connection.
If you do need to run the command as root, I strongly reccomend using sudo from a non-root account.
Kind Regards,
Stefan Baur
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Robert,
No, there is no current port of x2go to either Solaris or SunOS - and I doubt very much that this will ever happen unless someone is willing to either take it on as a personal project or put up serious resources ($) to support a developer to do so.
From the looks of the 2016 Gathering notes, the priority for non-intel platforms appears to be: armhf and ppc64
The interest in SPARC looks to be somewhere between minimal and non-existent.
Matt
On 9/12/2016 1:20 AM, Robert Dinse wrote:
This made me wonder, has anybody ported x2go to SunOS 4.1.4 akaSolaris 1.2 ? This was SunOS when it had a BSD kernel prior to switching to System V.
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On Mon, 12 Sep 2016, MOUFFOK Amar wrote:
Date: Mon, 12 Sep 2016 08:16:30 +0000 From: MOUFFOK Amar <amar.mouffok@rte-france.com> To: "x2go-user@lists.x2go.org" <x2go-user@lists.x2go.org> Subject: Re: [X2Go-User] X2GO for SOLARIS SPARC ...
Hi Everybody and thank you for all,
I have configured the X2go-client like this...and then, like you have recommended to me; there's nothing in the "commande field", very well !!
[cid:image001.gif@01D20CDB.23A235D0]
Now, I have this and then I hit on the X2goclient...
[cid:image004.gif@01D20CDE.3330B9B0]
And then, the x2goserver ask me the passphrase...very good, the server looks like running....no ???
[cid:image002.gif@01D20CDB.73C3D230]
And, in a place of "a promised terminal" and I have this message...I don't know why it returns me this message, my passphrase seems good !!!
The terminal doesn't want to open.....
[cid:image003.gif@01D20CDB.D363F440]
Bests regards !!
Amar
Remember:
Originally, my Linux VM (where X2goserver is runnig) has no GUI but with the using of Xming it's possible to display Linux graphics tools.....
NO GUI, it's not my problem ?? I want to display something from a place there's nothing to display, no ? I don't understand !!!
-----Message d'origine----- De : Stefan Baur [mailto:X2Go-ML-1@baur-itcs.de] Envoyé : jeudi 8 septembre 2016 18:18 À : x2go-user@lists.x2go.org Objet : Re: [X2Go-User] X2GO for SOLARIS SPARC ...
Amar,
you should not be entering the ssh command in X2GoClient.
Please, do what you have been told in my previous E-Mail, and by Mario:
Select TERMINAL, start the session, and enter the ssh command *manually*, *once the terminal window opens*.
If that works, do the same, with the name of your Solaris app behind it.
If that still works, write the bash script file and make it executable, as described in my previous E-Mail, then use the name of that script file instead of TERMINAL.
If you don't succeed, please reply exactly at which step of the instructions you failed and what you got as a result instead.
Also, running X2Go sessions as root is absolutely not recommended.
I'm actually surprised it doesn't reject your connection.If you do need to run the command as root, I strongly reccomend using sudo from a non-root account.
Kind Regards,
Stefan Baur
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