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Here are some common problems:
- Q)
lbxproxy exits with an "access denied" error.
- A)
This means the LOCAL system isn't accepting connections from
the REMOTE system due to permissions errors. See the
Remote X Apps Mini-HOWTO for details on these issues.
As a simple trouble-shooting measure, try running a simple X app
like xclock on REMOTE and have it display on the local
system without using lbxproxy:
$ xclock -display LOCAL:0
If that doesn't work, it's xhost or some other basic X
problem, not LBX.
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