| 2010-11-16 23:35:19 |
Titantux |
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Hello, thanks in advance & hope you are doing ok.
I'm trying to open a remote java application over ssh tunnel ie:
MiLap -> Aserver -> Bserver -RServer(Java application)
The tunnel is working normal, because I'm able to open simple xclock, xlogo, etc... the issue here is when I try it for java apps.
It really works with other distros confirmed (Slakware & Opensuse & even on Ubuntu 10.04).
The only thing I got is the ugly gray box of java (UGBoJ) over new window.
What Ive done until now:
1. Using Live Ubntu 10.10... (UGBoJ)
2. I tried to copy same config from ssh_config & sshd_config from Opensuse.... (UGBoJ)
3. Locally I've change my java to Open & SUN java... (UGBoJ)
4. I've change sun-java version to old one 1.6.20, on distro I used has 1.6.18 & 1.6.20 (UGBoJ)
5. Using either "ssh -X" & "ssh -Y" (UGBoJ)
It seems it is something with new OpenSSH or OpenSSL version:
I've compared 10.04 against 10.10 and:
$ ssh -verison
10.10 OpenSSH_5.5p1 Debian-4ubuntu4 OpenSSL 0.9.8o 01 Jun 2010 ... UGBoJ
10.04 OpenSSH_5.3p1 Debian-3ubuntu4 OpenSSL 0.9.8o 25 Mar 2009 ... WORKING
I've compared ssh_config and both are the same...
What differences are between each distros (10.04 & 10.10) ?
Thanks,
Israel |
Hello, thanks in advance & hope you are doing ok.
I'm trying to open a remote java application over ssh tunnel ie:
MiLap -> Aserver -> Bserver -RServer(Java application)
The tunnel is working normal, because I'm able to open simple xclock, xlogo, etc... the issue here is when I try it for java apps.
It really works with other distros confirmed (Slakware & Opensuse & even on Ubuntu 10.04).
The only thing I got is the ugly gray box of java (UGBoJ) over new window.
What Ive done until now:
1. Using Live Ubntu 10.10... (UGBoJ)
2. I tried to copy same config from ssh_config & sshd_config from Opensuse.... (UGBoJ)
3. Locally I've change my java to Open & SUN java... (UGBoJ)
4. I've change sun-java version to old one 1.6.20, on distro I used has 1.6.18 & 1.6.20 (UGBoJ)
5. Using either "ssh -X" & "ssh -Y" (UGBoJ)
It seems it is something with new OpenSSH or OpenSSL version:
I've compared 10.04 against 10.10 and:
$ ssh -verison
10.10 OpenSSH_5.5p1 Debian-4ubuntu4 OpenSSL 0.9.8o 01 Jun 2010 ... UGBoJ
10.04 OpenSSH_5.3p1 Debian-3ubuntu4 OpenSSL 0.9.8k 25 Mar 2009 ... WORKING
I've compared ssh_config and both are the same...
What differences are between each distros (10.04 & 10.10) ?
Thanks,
Israel
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