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Found the answer. On my system I was running docker from under root (sudo docker instead of just docker inside run_my_image.sh).
To allow root user the access to running server one must run (on the host machine) the following command
$ xhost +si:localuser:root
Now I am able to run RViz and Gazebo.
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Found the answer. On my system I was running docker from under root (sudo docker instead of just docker inside run_my_image.sh).
To allow root user the access to running X server one must run (on the host machine) the following command
$ xhost +si:localuser:root
Now I am able to run RViz and Gazebo.
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