how to launch a website via ssh windows
I'm connecting to a Windows 10 Machine (Running openssh) from my linux device over ssh. I'm wondering how I can launch a website on the default web browser (to be displayed on the remote machine) from ssh? Start www.website.com does nothing, nor does start [Path to Chrome.exe] www.website.com.
windows-10 ssh openssh
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I'm connecting to a Windows 10 Machine (Running openssh) from my linux device over ssh. I'm wondering how I can launch a website on the default web browser (to be displayed on the remote machine) from ssh? Start www.website.com does nothing, nor does start [Path to Chrome.exe] www.website.com.
windows-10 ssh openssh
asked Jan 19 at 21:17
Mark DevenMark Deven
589322
Maybe its not being displayed on the remote display, but rather over a null display that is your terminal. When you run something on SSH, at least on Linux systems, it defaults displays using an environmental variable - you can change this to the remote display and see if it works. This maybe different for a Windows machine, but its something to look towards as its a common problem in Linux machines. Perhaps try something like psexec, or a powershell command instead?
– QuickishFM
Jan 19 at 22:18
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I'm connecting to a Windows 10 Machine (Running openssh) from my linux device over ssh. I'm wondering how I can launch a website on the default web browser (to be displayed on the remote machine) from ssh? Start www.website.com does nothing, nor does start [Path to Chrome.exe] www.website.com.
windows-10 ssh openssh
asked Jan 19 at 21:17
Mark DevenMark Deven
589322
I'm connecting to a Windows 10 Machine (Running openssh) from my linux device over ssh. I'm wondering how I can launch a website on the default web browser (to be displayed on the remote machine) from ssh? Start www.website.com does nothing, nor does start [Path to Chrome.exe] www.website.com.
windows-10 ssh openssh
windows-10 ssh openssh
asked Jan 19 at 21:17
Mark DevenMark Deven
589322
asked Jan 19 at 21:17
Mark DevenMark Deven
589322
asked Jan 19 at 21:17
Mark DevenMark Deven
589322
asked Jan 19 at 21:17
Mark DevenMark Deven
589322
asked Jan 19 at 21:17
Mark DevenMark Deven
589322
589322
Maybe its not being displayed on the remote display, but rather over a null display that is your terminal. When you run something on SSH, at least on Linux systems, it defaults displays using an environmental variable - you can change this to the remote display and see if it works. This maybe different for a Windows machine, but its something to look towards as its a common problem in Linux machines. Perhaps try something like psexec, or a powershell command instead?
– QuickishFM
Jan 19 at 22:18
add a comment |
Maybe its not being displayed on the remote display, but rather over a null display that is your terminal. When you run something on SSH, at least on Linux systems, it defaults displays using an environmental variable - you can change this to the remote display and see if it works. This maybe different for a Windows machine, but its something to look towards as its a common problem in Linux machines. Perhaps try something like psexec, or a powershell command instead?
– QuickishFM
Jan 19 at 22:18
Maybe its not being displayed on the remote display, but rather over a null display that is your terminal. When you run something on SSH, at least on Linux systems, it defaults displays using an environmental variable - you can change this to the remote display and see if it works. This maybe different for a Windows machine, but its something to look towards as its a common problem in Linux machines. Perhaps try something like psexec, or a powershell command instead?
– QuickishFM
Jan 19 at 22:18
Maybe its not being displayed on the remote display, but rather over a null display that is your terminal. When you run something on SSH, at least on Linux systems, it defaults displays using an environmental variable - you can change this to the remote display and see if it works. This maybe different for a Windows machine, but its something to look towards as its a common problem in Linux machines. Perhaps try something like psexec, or a powershell command instead?
– QuickishFM
Jan 19 at 22:18
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Maybe its not being displayed on the remote display, but rather over a null display that is your terminal. When you run something on SSH, at least on Linux systems, it defaults displays using an environmental variable - you can change this to the remote display and see if it works. This maybe different for a Windows machine, but its something to look towards as its a common problem in Linux machines. Perhaps try something like psexec, or a powershell command instead?
– QuickishFM
Jan 19 at 22:18