[vox-tech] an answer to X11 forwarding with ssh2

[Henry House]

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On Sat, Feb 08, 2003 at 02:41:32PM -0800, Robin Snyder wrote:
> A while back, I posted a question about not being able to forward X11 over
> ssh2--the display wasn't getting set.  The answer is:
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> 1.  I didn't know that sshd had its own config file, sshd_config, which
> also has a forward X11 yes/no setting, and
>=20
> 2.  sshd does not get reset when you log out, only when you reboot (or
> stop and restart ssh with something like /etc/init.d ssh stop and
> /etc/init.d/ssh start).  Fixing the config file and logging back in again
> won't cut it.

That is common for daemons. You can start and stop all daemons (in Debian)
using one command: "/etc/init.d/<program name> restart".

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