Viewing PDF's
Bob Rasmussen
ras at anzio.com
Mon Aug 20 07:33:06 PDT 2012
It sounds like you are trying to use a host-based (Linux-based) program
that does graphical display. That won't work, unless you have an X-Windows
program on the client.
If they were to use AnzioWin instead of Putty, they would have these
options:
1) Pass the file to the client and view it in Adobe Reader (or whatever
was assigned to .PDF).
2) Pass the file to the client and view it in AnzioWin's built-in viewer.
3) Have AnzioWin's built-in viewer pull the file into memory from an FTP
or HTTP server, and view it, without it ever residing on the client PC's
disk. This may be better from a security standpoint.
4) Print it interactively in any of these scenarios.
5) Print it under program control from any of these, except 1) is
problematic.
On Mon, 20 Aug 2012, scooter6 at gmail.com wrote:
> We're running CentOS and filePro 5.6.10R4
>
> End users login using putty (SSH) -- is there a way to build in a pdf
> viewer that users can use that will 'tunnel' over ssh/putty?
> (i.e. from a browse screen, doing a system call to evince or similar pdf
> viewer )
>
> I notice when using evince, I get 'cannot open display' error - but don't
> know how to assign the 'display' variable or if it's even possible?
>
> Thanks
>
> Scott
> PDM
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