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I want to access/view to a image on a remote Ubuntu server, to which I only have SSH access.
Specifically, it is a black-and-white qr code .png image, and I want to scan it with my qr code scanner device.
I have tried caca, but the displayed image is not recognized by my scanner.
command-line ssh png
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I want to access/view to a image on a remote Ubuntu server, to which I only have SSH access.
Specifically, it is a black-and-white qr code .png image, and I want to scan it with my qr code scanner device.
I have tried caca, but the displayed image is not recognized by my scanner.
command-line ssh png
edited 4 mins ago
Zanna
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asked Apr 1 at 7:25
user3576052user3576052
1011
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Why not just copy the file to local system and display it from there?scp [user]@[host]:/[path]/[image].png . && display [image].png
– LupusE
Apr 1 at 7:53
Thanks, copy file from scp is a good way.
– user3576052
Apr 2 at 2:36
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I want to access/view to a image on a remote Ubuntu server, to which I only have SSH access.
Specifically, it is a black-and-white qr code .png image, and I want to scan it with my qr code scanner device.
I have tried caca, but the displayed image is not recognized by my scanner.
command-line ssh png
edited 4 mins ago
Zanna
51.5k13141244
asked Apr 1 at 7:25
user3576052user3576052
1011
I want to access/view to a image on a remote Ubuntu server, to which I only have SSH access.
Specifically, it is a black-and-white qr code .png image, and I want to scan it with my qr code scanner device.
I have tried caca, but the displayed image is not recognized by my scanner.
command-line ssh png
command-line ssh png
edited 4 mins ago
Zanna
51.5k13141244
asked Apr 1 at 7:25
user3576052user3576052
1011
edited 4 mins ago
Zanna
51.5k13141244
asked Apr 1 at 7:25
user3576052user3576052
1011
edited 4 mins ago
Zanna
51.5k13141244
edited 4 mins ago
Zanna
51.5k13141244
edited 4 mins ago
Zanna
51.5k13141244
51.5k13141244
asked Apr 1 at 7:25
user3576052user3576052
1011
asked Apr 1 at 7:25
user3576052user3576052
1011
asked Apr 1 at 7:25
user3576052user3576052
1011
1011
3
Why not just copy the file to local system and display it from there?scp [user]@[host]:/[path]/[image].png . && display [image].png
– LupusE
Apr 1 at 7:53
Thanks, copy file from scp is a good way.
– user3576052
Apr 2 at 2:36
add a comment |
3
Why not just copy the file to local system and display it from there?scp [user]@[host]:/[path]/[image].png . && display [image].png
– LupusE
Apr 1 at 7:53
Thanks, copy file from scp is a good way.
– user3576052
Apr 2 at 2:36
3
3
Why not just copy the file to local system and display it from there?
scp [user]@[host]:/[path]/[image].png . && display [image].png– LupusE
Apr 1 at 7:53
Why not just copy the file to local system and display it from there?
scp [user]@[host]:/[path]/[image].png . && display [image].png– LupusE
Apr 1 at 7:53
Thanks, copy file from scp is a good way.
– user3576052
Apr 2 at 2:36
Thanks, copy file from scp is a good way.
– user3576052
Apr 2 at 2:36
add a comment |
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If you're running X windows on your local system, the -X or -Y options to ssh will let the remote system display images on your local X display. See man ssh or https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bionic/en/man1/ssh.1.html
answered Apr 1 at 13:53
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Sadly I have no root permission to modify remote serverForwardX11option.
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If you're running X windows on your local system, the -X or -Y options to ssh will let the remote system display images on your local X display. See man ssh or https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bionic/en/man1/ssh.1.html
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Sadly I have no root permission to modify remote serverForwardX11option.
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If you're running X windows on your local system, the -X or -Y options to ssh will let the remote system display images on your local X display. See man ssh or https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bionic/en/man1/ssh.1.html
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Sadly I have no root permission to modify remote serverForwardX11option.
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If you're running X windows on your local system, the -X or -Y options to ssh will let the remote system display images on your local X display. See man ssh or https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bionic/en/man1/ssh.1.html
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If you're running X windows on your local system, the -X or -Y options to ssh will let the remote system display images on your local X display. See man ssh or https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bionic/en/man1/ssh.1.html
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Sadly I have no root permission to modify remote serverForwardX11option.
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Sadly I have no root permission to modify remote serverForwardX11option.
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Sadly I have no root permission to modify remote server
ForwardX11 option.– user3576052
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Why not just copy the file to local system and display it from there?
scp [user]@[host]:/[path]/[image].png . && display [image].png– LupusE
Apr 1 at 7:53
Thanks, copy file from scp is a good way.
– user3576052
Apr 2 at 2:36