"JH" == Johnny Hughes mailing-lists@hughesjr.com
JH> It is a feature ... really, it is (according to RH) :). JH> Here is a quote from the RH mailing list:
RHML> I think by default X11Forwading is now disabled in RHML> SSH. You can either use 'ssh -X' or change it in your RHML> /etc/ssh/ssh_config. I have the following in mine:
RHML> ForwardX11 yes RHML> ForwardX11Trusted yes
JH> That should make it work the way you expect.
Cool, cool, cool. This problem burned me a week or so ago. I figured out the ForwardX11 change, but I was too busy with the end of the semester to look into it any more than that, so never had a clue about ForwardX11Trusted.
Luckily, the problem didn't seem to affect my Mac, so I've been using that as my main system. Until the start of this week, when I started having the same problems with X on my Mac after upgrading to Tiger, which was a pretty big clue, but I still wasn't sure exactly where the problem was.
Johnny probably should have stressed that you need to add the ForwardX11 and ForwardX11Trusted keys on your client machine (the machine your X server is running on). Knowing about the -Y flag is also a Good Thing.
Thanks!
Claire