Unable to start firefox on centOs 6 from iterm2 on mac

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I have installed firefox and xauth on the centOs 6.6 server as follows:



sudo yum install firefox
sudo yum install xauth


On my mac, I am using iTerm2

On my iTerm2 session, I also exported my display as follows:



export DISPLAY=192.168.0.3:0.0


Then from my iTerm2 session I ssh to this centOs 6.6 server as follows:



ssh -Y server


Then in my centOs 6.6 server I try to start firefox as follows:



firefox&


Then I get after a long time the connection timed out error as follows:



$ firefox&
[1] 56352
$ connect 192.168.0.3 port 6000: Operation timed out


Can someone please help me fix this so that I can start firefox on centOs 6.6 using from iTerm2 on mac using ssh?







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I have installed firefox and xauth on the centOs 6.6 server as follows:



sudo yum install firefox
sudo yum install xauth


On my mac, I am using iTerm2

On my iTerm2 session, I also exported my display as follows:



export DISPLAY=192.168.0.3:0.0


Then from my iTerm2 session I ssh to this centOs 6.6 server as follows:



ssh -Y server


Then in my centOs 6.6 server I try to start firefox as follows:



firefox&


Then I get after a long time the connection timed out error as follows:



$ firefox&
[1] 56352
$ connect 192.168.0.3 port 6000: Operation timed out


Can someone please help me fix this so that I can start firefox on centOs 6.6 using from iTerm2 on mac using ssh?







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    Do you have X11 running on your Mac?
    – muru
    Dec 15 '17 at 7:18












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I have installed firefox and xauth on the centOs 6.6 server as follows:



sudo yum install firefox
sudo yum install xauth


On my mac, I am using iTerm2

On my iTerm2 session, I also exported my display as follows:



export DISPLAY=192.168.0.3:0.0


Then from my iTerm2 session I ssh to this centOs 6.6 server as follows:



ssh -Y server


Then in my centOs 6.6 server I try to start firefox as follows:



firefox&


Then I get after a long time the connection timed out error as follows:



$ firefox&
[1] 56352
$ connect 192.168.0.3 port 6000: Operation timed out


Can someone please help me fix this so that I can start firefox on centOs 6.6 using from iTerm2 on mac using ssh?







share|improve this question












I have installed firefox and xauth on the centOs 6.6 server as follows:



sudo yum install firefox
sudo yum install xauth


On my mac, I am using iTerm2

On my iTerm2 session, I also exported my display as follows:



export DISPLAY=192.168.0.3:0.0


Then from my iTerm2 session I ssh to this centOs 6.6 server as follows:



ssh -Y server


Then in my centOs 6.6 server I try to start firefox as follows:



firefox&


Then I get after a long time the connection timed out error as follows:



$ firefox&
[1] 56352
$ connect 192.168.0.3 port 6000: Operation timed out


Can someone please help me fix this so that I can start firefox on centOs 6.6 using from iTerm2 on mac using ssh?









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    Do you have X11 running on your Mac?
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    Do you have X11 running on your Mac?
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    Dec 15 '17 at 7:18







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Do you have X11 running on your Mac?
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Do you have X11 running on your Mac?
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Able to open firefox now.
But it is extremely slow

Anything I type in URL, it shows getting typed after big lag.

Same is for any form input values.

I wanted to use it for automation suite.

So probably its useless for any practical purpose.



Following steps worked for me:



1) On centOs server:



sudo yum install firefox
sudo yum install xauth


2) On Mac - installed XQuartz and opened its terminal.

Basically followed this link https://uisapp2.iu.edu/confluence-prd/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=280461906



Did not export DISPLAY this time on xterm on mac.



3) xhost +



4) ssh into the centos server from the xterm (from quartz) not iterm2:



ssh -Y server


5) Started firefox in centos from xterm:



firefox&





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    Able to open firefox now.
    But it is extremely slow

    Anything I type in URL, it shows getting typed after big lag.

    Same is for any form input values.

    I wanted to use it for automation suite.

    So probably its useless for any practical purpose.



    Following steps worked for me:



    1) On centOs server:



    sudo yum install firefox
    sudo yum install xauth


    2) On Mac - installed XQuartz and opened its terminal.

    Basically followed this link https://uisapp2.iu.edu/confluence-prd/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=280461906



    Did not export DISPLAY this time on xterm on mac.



    3) xhost +



    4) ssh into the centos server from the xterm (from quartz) not iterm2:



    ssh -Y server


    5) Started firefox in centos from xterm:



    firefox&





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      Able to open firefox now.
      But it is extremely slow

      Anything I type in URL, it shows getting typed after big lag.

      Same is for any form input values.

      I wanted to use it for automation suite.

      So probably its useless for any practical purpose.



      Following steps worked for me:



      1) On centOs server:



      sudo yum install firefox
      sudo yum install xauth


      2) On Mac - installed XQuartz and opened its terminal.

      Basically followed this link https://uisapp2.iu.edu/confluence-prd/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=280461906



      Did not export DISPLAY this time on xterm on mac.



      3) xhost +



      4) ssh into the centos server from the xterm (from quartz) not iterm2:



      ssh -Y server


      5) Started firefox in centos from xterm:



      firefox&





      share|improve this answer






















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        Able to open firefox now.
        But it is extremely slow

        Anything I type in URL, it shows getting typed after big lag.

        Same is for any form input values.

        I wanted to use it for automation suite.

        So probably its useless for any practical purpose.



        Following steps worked for me:



        1) On centOs server:



        sudo yum install firefox
        sudo yum install xauth


        2) On Mac - installed XQuartz and opened its terminal.

        Basically followed this link https://uisapp2.iu.edu/confluence-prd/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=280461906



        Did not export DISPLAY this time on xterm on mac.



        3) xhost +



        4) ssh into the centos server from the xterm (from quartz) not iterm2:



        ssh -Y server


        5) Started firefox in centos from xterm:



        firefox&





        share|improve this answer












        Able to open firefox now.
        But it is extremely slow

        Anything I type in URL, it shows getting typed after big lag.

        Same is for any form input values.

        I wanted to use it for automation suite.

        So probably its useless for any practical purpose.



        Following steps worked for me:



        1) On centOs server:



        sudo yum install firefox
        sudo yum install xauth


        2) On Mac - installed XQuartz and opened its terminal.

        Basically followed this link https://uisapp2.iu.edu/confluence-prd/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=280461906



        Did not export DISPLAY this time on xterm on mac.



        3) xhost +



        4) ssh into the centos server from the xterm (from quartz) not iterm2:



        ssh -Y server


        5) Started firefox in centos from xterm:



        firefox&






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