| Article: vtkb2646.htm |
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| Last Updated: Oct 11, 2006 |
Question:
How can I display GASP client output as a GUI display on my local X Windows System Server?
Answer:
The following instructions are for running a GASP X client on Inferno and displaying the results back to your local system (an X server); if you would like to run a GASP X client on another system, change the "inferno" references below to the appropriate values for this system.
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Define the required GASP environmental variables. For detailed instructions, refer to Using GASP on Inferno (http://www.answers.vt.edu/ask4help/thirdparty/vtkb2645.htm).
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To log on to Inferno: At the Unix prompt on your local system, enter:
ssh -x [Inferno ID]@inferno.cc.vt.edu
Note: Replace [Inferno ID] with your Inferno ID.
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To send your GASP output back to the X server on Inferno, set the "DISPLAY" environment variable to define the X Server where you would like the GUI output displayed:
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In the Bourne shell and its derivatives (sh, ksh, or bash), enter:
export DISPLAY=[X Server IP address]:0.0
Note: Replace [X Server IP Address] with the IP address of your X server.
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In the C shell and its derivatives (csh or tcsh), enter:
setenv DISPLAY [X Server IP address]:0.0
Note: Replace [X Server IP Address] with the IP address of your X server.
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To start the GASP GUI: At the prompt, enter:
gasp &
Note: If you then receive a "***WARNING***: Unable to locate loadable module in module_path: "libraleigh.so" " message, disregard it.