转 SecureCRT 使用X11 转发功能打开图形化窗口

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摘要： 有些时候，有些程序可能需要依赖图形界面才能启动，例如安装Oracle时（其实oracle支持命令行安装），例如需要启动一个图形界面的浏览器如firefox。作为服务端的系统，通常不会安装臃肿的图形界面。那么如何在不安装图形界面的的情况下启动图形界面的？听起来很矛盾，但是实际上是可行的。 X Win

有些时候，有些程序可能需要依赖图形界面才能启动，例如安装Oracle时（其实oracle支持命令行安装），例如需要启动一个图形界面的浏览器如firefox。
作为服务端的系统，通常不会安装臃肿的图形界面。
那么如何在不安装图形界面的的情况下启动图形界面的？听起来很矛盾，但是实际上是可行的。

X Window System（常被简称为X11或X），是一套基于X display protocol的windowing system，X GUI环境的功能包括窗口的绘制、移动，以及与鼠标、键盘等输入设备的交互。

X采用C/S模型（这是关键）：一个X server 和多个应用程序（client）通信。server接收client的请求绘制窗口，并将来自鼠标、键盘等设备的输入传递给client。
因此 X server和client可以位于同一计算机上，例如在Linux主机上使用KDE等桌面环境就是这种模式。X server也可以通过同构网络、异构网络或Internet与client通信。
X server与client之间的通信是不加密的，这个问题可以通过SSH解决。SSH是Secure Shell的简称，SSH可以看作是通信被加密压缩版的telnet。
需要用到SSH的forwarding功能，当X server与client所在计算机都支持SSH协议时，X server与client之间不安全的TCP/IP连接可以转送到（forwarding）二者之间建立的SSH连接上。

了解原理后，我们就可以在本地自建X服务，然后服务器作为X client，把绘图的请求发给本地的X server。 这样就实现了本地显示图像的目的。

例子， 以本地为Windows为例，使用ssh连接到服务器， 把服务器的X请求转发到本地的 X server。
简单的几个步骤即可
.1. 配置服务器的sshd，重启服务

# vi /etc/ssh/sshd_config
X11Forwarding yes
X11DisplayOffset 10
X11UseLocalhost yes
# service sshd restart

.2. 在windows主机安装Xming, 启动X server

option 1:

1.运行xmanger passive

2,观察右下角的Xmanager 小窗口的 端口号 （比如【：1.0】或者【：0.0】），用于本地securecrt export DISPLAY 用。

option 2:
windows下的X server可以通过Xming软件来构建。
https://sourceforge.net/projects/xming/

.3. 在windows主机安装securecrt或putty

.4. 在windows主机配置securecrt或者putty，配置对应会话的转发X11，并重新连接会话

.5. 在securecrt或putty命令行启动GUI命令

开启securecrt FORWARDX11后，会自动设置DISPLAY环境变量.
#echo $DISPLAY
localhost_ip:1.0
或者

localhost_ip:0.0

# firefox 

####xmnager

xmnager server 端在windows；

需要在UNIX client 端打开X11 转发功能

/etc/sshd/sshd_config file

add two lines to ~/.ssh/config then connect the system
Host *
ForwardX11 yes

Brief

The X Window System (X or X11 for version 11, for short) is a platform independent method of providing graphics capabilities to an operating system, while also being network transparent. It is most commonly used on Unix and Unix-like systems such as Linux. X itself dates back to 1984 at MIT.

While other systems for providing graphics capabilities are possible, the standard graphical interface system on Linux is the X Window System.

X mechanics

Essentially, what X provides is a program (the X server) which controls the graphics card and performs actual graphics drawing tasks such as splitting the screen into windows, drawing the mouse pointer, drawing lines, accessing the keyboard, etc. It runs the actual video driver, as well as provides an interface through which other programs can issue drawing commands (using the X11 protocol), get input, etc, without having to know what hardware its running on Programs which attach to the X server are called X clients, and may include applications such as word processors, games, etc.

Window managers

One client is special, and is the window manager - X on its own does not manage drawing the window widgets (title bar and borders) and minimizing, maximizing, raising, and other specifics - this is delegated to the window manager. Before desktop environments became more commonly used, the window manager was the primary piece of software responsible for determining the look and feel of the GUI, however, window managers can only address look and feel at the window level - within the application consistency is derived from the use of a common toolkit, which was not a feature of X applications previously. Many window managers are available, such as metacity, kwin4, Window Maker, Enlightenment, and FVWM.

Gnome/KDE Installation and Configuration

The X/windows installing environment includes our recommended package selection as following:
Desktop shell(GNOME/KDE)
Office suit (OpenOffice.org)
Web browser
Email(Evolution)
Instant messaging
Sound and video applications
Software Development Tools
Administration Tools

A. Install Gnome/KDE from System Installation

When we start the Enterprise Linux installation, we'll find this screen: Package Group Selection
Package Group Selection
Select the package groups:
To select a package group, click on the check box beside it.
Once a package group has been selected, click on Details to view which packages are installed by default and to add or remove optional packages from that group.
Desktop
X Windows System
GNOME Desktop Environment
KDE(K Desktop Environment) and all sub categories.

Applications:
Editors ----Emacs/vim-enhanced/XEmacs
Graphical Internet
Text-based Internet
Office/Productivity
Sound and Video
Graphics
Administration Tools
Printing Support

B. No Gnome/KDE even no X Window System's environment

Using ssh X-forward to install the software.
We can use other Linux do below action:
add two lines to ~/.ssh/config then connect the system
Host *
ForwardX11 yes

a. Please install system-config-packages*.rpm by dependence:
insert CD-DISK
# mount /media/cdrom
# rpm -Uvh /media/cdrom/system-config-packages*.rpm

b. Run Redhat Package Management
# system-config-packages

After boot configuration

There are a few more steps to take before your system is ready to use.
The Setup Agent will now guide you through some basic configuration. Please fill appropriate information and click the "Next" button in the lower right corner to continue to finish setup.

Service/Server management

For Gnome please run:
# gnome-session-properties

For KDE please run:
# kcontrol
It's very easy to manage Service/Session using KDE Control Center.

X Window System log

The X Window System log file contain much useful information blow:
/var/log/Xorg.0.log
/var/log/Xorg.1.log

External links

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X_Window_System
http://www.x.org
http://www.xfree86.org