I am doing an SSH tunnel to an AWS EC2 instance with the eventual goal of getting a working GUI of Stata.
I've done the SSH connection both through PuTTY and through just my CLI (Git Bash).
When I run xstata through my CLI I get an error message to define the Unix environment variable DISPLAY. I fix this error message by doing
export DISPLAY='IP:0.0' where IP is the IP address of my local computer.
Then, when I run xstata, nothing pops up and nothing is returned in my CLI. I get the same result after doing the SSH tunnel through PuTTY. With PuTTY, I set the display location to be localhost:0 (shown in the screenshot below). The screenshot below shows my PuTTY X11 Forwarding configuration.
PuTTY Configuration
I do have Xming and XLaunch installed on my local computer.
Any suggestions? I think the display location I am providing may be incorrect. All the different configurations I have tried based off docs and also feedback from others on the internet, such as localhost:0, IP:0, etc have not worked. I've also tried using the -X option when doing the ssh, to no avail.
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