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running dbca remotely on Linux
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I am tring to remotely create the database using dbca . I am logging into Linux ver 3 via SecureCRT running on win XP and invoking dbca. I get error message "Set DISPLAY enviornment and then re-run". I find the location of xhost and but command xhost + gives me error: "can't open display". Please sugest a way of running dbca.........
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I am tring to remotely create the database using dbca . I am logging into Linux ver 3 via SecureCRT running on win XP and invoking dbca. I get error message "Set DISPLAY enviornment and then re-run". I find the location of xhost and but command xhost + gives me error: "can't open display". Please sugest a way of running dbca.........
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I have downloaded cygwin, but xhost + <ipaddress> of database server gives bash xhost command not found. please help
I have downloaded cygwin, but xhost + <ipaddress> of database server gives bash xhost command not found. please help
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You can also use a X program, called XMING. Its a small app that simulates the X part of cygwin. and its much easer too. http://sourceforge.net/projects/xming.
Use putty with this, and make sure you turn on X11 fwding.
WIth this, you dont have to set any DISPLAY varbiles.
Use putty with this, and make sure you turn on X11 fwding.
WIth this, you dont have to set any DISPLAY varbiles.
you will need to have an x server running on your xp box. once the x server in running, open a local xterm, type
xhost +<ip of database server>
at this point, your x server ( on your xp box ) will accept x sessions from the ip address of the database server.
login to the database server from youre xp box using xterm and type
DISPLAY=<ip of your local machine>:0.0
export DISPLAY
now start dbca.
if you do not have a x server handy, you can download cygwin ( http://www.cygwin.com ) and use that.
good luck :)