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I have gotten my lindows computer to be a a client to a remote X server. I can telnet to my lindows box from the remote X server box, mess with the display settings, and then run programs on the lindows box which display on the X server box. I can also make my lindows box be an XDCMP client to other linux boxes. These linux boxes are running kdm, which is listening to udp port 177, as it usual. But, what I cannot do is make my lindows box function as an XDCMP server. That is to say, I cannot run, on another linux box: X :2 -query lindowsbox and get a login page. I just get the grey screen that says to me I don't have a display manager working. kdm is running on the lindows box but it is NOT listening to port 177. It is not listening to any port, in fact. I cannot find man pages for kdm, just xdm. xdm had a command line option for udpPort (which I tried with kdm, no help) and a configuration file called xdm-config. The kdm on the other linux systems seems to refer to xdm-config (you can find this file with strings in the kdm binary on the other linux boxes) but the kdm binary on the lindows system doesn't refer to xdm-config, and there is a big binary kdm_config on the lindows box, which must do the same thing. This may be a difference between kde2 on the other linux boxes and kd3 on the lindows box. THE END ANYWAY, to make a long story short, how can I start kdm in a modern debian kde3 box so kdm will listen to udp port 177 and function as an XDCMP server? Does anyone know where to get a man page for kdm? Thanks, Joel _______________________________________________ Linux-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe/Suspend/Etc -> http://www.linux-sxs.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-users
