DISPLAY not set

[reactormonk]

Logs on "Remote X11":

Setting up display for remote "ssh-remote".
Connecting to SSH user@host 2

Logs on "Remote X11 (SSH)":

Connecting to user@<ip> port 22

Settings (on localhost):

    "remoteX11.display": 1,
    "remoteX11.SSH.authenticationMethod": "agent",
    "remoteX11.SSH.agent": "/run/user/1003/gnupg/S.gpg-agent.ssh"

The last two settings are grayed out however.

[joelspadin]

Grayed out settings usually mean that the extension providing them (in this case, Remote X11 (SSH)) is either disabled or not installed. Clearly it's both enabled and installed since you're seeing logs from it though, so I don't know why that's happening.

Try enabling the remoteX11.SSH.verboseLogging setting and check if it logs anything more useful. There should normally be something after "Connecting to user@ip post 22" in the logs. My best guess is it's not properly talking to the SSH agent, but without the verbose logs it's impossible to tell.

If it is an issue with the SSH agent, you could also check through the issues for the SSH library I use to see if you can find anything relevant there. I pass whatever you set for remoteX11.SSH.agent directly to ss2 and let it handle it.

[reactormonk]

The setting remoteX11.SSH.verboseLoggin is greyed out as well. "Remote X11 (SSH)" is enabled locally and "Remote X11" is enabled on the remote machine. The settings JSON file I open is via "Preferences: Open Settings (JSON)".

[joelspadin]

What version of the extensions do you have? If you have versions earlier than 1.3.2, then the remoteX11.SSH.verboseLogging setting doesn't exist, and if they are earlier than 1.3.0, the authenticationMethod and agent settings don't exist either.

If you do have the latest version (1.3.4), try using the settings UI rather than the settings JSON file.

[soul667]

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