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>Hi Jonas, |
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>unfortunately, I don't understand your advice. |
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>I do have X11 forwarding configured and I don't have any problems |
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>when working as the same user for which I logged in via ssh -Y. |
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>But if I change the user by using su (doesn't work) or sux (works on |
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>a local machine), Xauthorization fails. |
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hi, |
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sorry i was a bit in a hurry. |
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it's been a while since i looked into this but i think you can add your |
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users x-magic-cookie to your authorized cookies, your cookie to his |
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cookies or a new cookie to his cookies and your authorized cookies |
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(which you can delete later so he doesn't have access to your session |
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anymore). |
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from the top of my head i'm not sure which way round it works (maybe |
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both?) which is why i only advised reading of the manpage ;) |
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hope this helps, |
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jdb |
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