Thats interesting,
yes I had Mozilla's instance running on Dom0..
thanks for the pointer, I was amused thinking it was xen at work ;)
regards
On 1/17/06, Charles Duffy <cduffy@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Sanjay Upadhyay wrote:
> > This is a bit strange,
> > I ssh (with X forwarding) into dom0 from a domU. Then I start the
> > mozilla browser on the ssh'ed machine. The browser window opens up.
> > when I save some web page, the page gets saved on the Host machine.
> > so it means if an application 'X' resides in both domU and dom0, and
> > when we are connecting to domU from dom0 through a ssh session, and
> > starting the application 'X' on domU, the application on dom0 is
> > actually what is running ?
> >
> > Any suggestions why this is so ?
>
> Do you already have a Mozilla session running that was started from the
> host? If so, there's a very good chance that what's actually happening
> is that the preexisting host browser session is starting a new window
> rather than starting a new, remote browser session. Mozilla has
> functionality for controlling existing instances via X11 for this purpose.
>
>
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