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--- informatica:linux:debootstrap [2009/12/10 09:07] – 192.168.1.30
+++ informatica:linux:debootstrap [2013/10/23 10:12] – [Arrancar aplicaciones que usen X] javi
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-===== Arrancar aplicaciones que usen X =====
-. (Desde el entorno principal) Deshabilitar la seguridad de conexión al servidor x:
-  xhost +
-  access control disabled, clients can connect from any host
-Pero mejor echarle un ojo a:
+===== Arrancar aplicaciones que usen X =====
 https://wiki.skolelinux.de/DebianLive/Howto/Starting_X11_Applications_in_Chroot
+. (Servidor) Deshabilitar seguridad para acceder a las X:
+  sudo xhost +
+. (Servidor) Entrar en entorno chroot:
+  sudo chroot /ruta/chroot
+. (Chroot) Lo hice como root, no se si es estrictamente necesario:
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-rumour has it, xhost is EVIL!  There are so many other ways of getting remote X apps to work that xhost should never be needed.  For a more sensible approach, use ssh X11 forwarding, ask me about <sshx>.  Also see <mit-magic-cookie>, http://www.acm.uiuc.edu/workshops/cool_unix/xauth.html <nolisten> and "apt-cache show xbase-clients | grep xhost".  To run applications on your local machine as another user, see <root x>.  See also <xhost +localhost>.
+source etc/profile
+export DISPLAY=:0
+export LC_ALL=C
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