SSH and TTY

From: EC (ellac_at_ilx.com)
Date: 08/13/03

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    Hi all,

       I have an X11 application running on Linux 8. I am trying to run
    that application from my SCO machine using ssh. My command looks like
    this:
    /usr/local/ssh2/bin/ssh2 username@hostname /usr/local/bin/app

       This line works fine if I run it from a command prompt. However, I
    am trying to set up a function key to invoke the application. This is
    what I have on my .mwmrc

    Keys DefaultKeyBindings
    {
      :
      :

      <Key>F9 root|icon|window f.exec "/usr/local/bin/app"

       :
    }

      When I press F9, nothing happens. Does it need a shell to run the
    X11 application? I tried allocate tty by using the -t switch but still
    doesn't work. Any idea?

       Thanks

    EC

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