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guiengine: no GUI connected; waiting for a connection on host localhost

Former Member
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Hi

Im am trying to load SAP ECC 5.0 on linux Ferdora trying to run ./sapinst and get the following

"guiengine: no GUI connected; waiting for a connection on host localhost, port 21212 to continue with the installation"

I am waiting for the GUI to pop up to continue with the installation.

My PC is a standalone, an I gave it a static IP Address.

My environment variables are set correctly for JAVA

How do I get the installation to continue.

Naziem Mahomed

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Former Member
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i agree with Markus Döhr,

you have to set DISPLAY on both side

server: bash[code]$ export DISPLAY=your_ipaddress:0.0[/code]

client: bash $ xhost +server_ipaddress[/code]

Former Member
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I would like to install SAP directly from linux PC. Im not remote admin to the Linux PC. This should work?

Regards

Naziem Mahomed

markus_doehr2
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Yes - you need to logon as "root" (don´t logon as another user and su to root).

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Markus

Former Member
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I tried the command

server: bash

$ export DISPLAY=your_ipaddress:0.0

It didnt work. I also tested the xclock and that works fine.

What else can I do or check

Regards

Naziem Mahomed

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If xlock runs....may the port is busy

netstat -an | grep LISTEN

if you see the port (with the sapinst off), try to change the default port.

scacchiciupa

former_member4818
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please how to write command in linux of

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markus_doehr2
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You need to make sure, the DISPLAY is set correctly.

What do you get when you enter

echo $DISPLAY

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Markus