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René Berber wrote:

> What you did in ~/.ssh/config was add the parameter (-X) for the specific host,
> that AFAIK cannot be done globally (unless globing is accepted in the same
> config file).

Sure you can, the following in ~/.ssh/config:

Host = *
ForwardX11 = yes
ForwardX11Trusted = yes

...is the exact equivalent of ssh -XY applied by default to every host.

Brian

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