Rolf-Werner Eilert пишет:
> Andy Rabagliati schrieb:
>> On Mon, 07 May 2007, Rolf-Werner Eilert wrote:
>>
>>> I'm booting up and log in on my LTSP terminal as usual. So now I'm 
>>> connected to my server.
>>>
>>> Now I'd like to make a connection to another server. A few years ago, I 
>>> did the same by invoking
>>>
>>> X -query <IP_of_second_server> :1
>>>
>>> which started a second X session. I could switch between both by 
>>> Ctrl-Alt-F7 and F8 (Ctrl-Alt-F1 or Ctrl-Alt-F2 in LTSP).
>>>
>>> Now, when I start this from a terminal window within my LTSP session, I get
>>>
>>> ---------
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~> X -query 192.168.10.103 :1
>> Several things wrong with your attempt ..
>>
>> When you did X -query <IP_of_second_server> :1 before, you did it from a
>> shell prompt (Ctrl-Alt-F1) not from within another X session.
>>
>> LTSP no longer uses "X -query" - LTSP3 did, LTSP4 uses an ssh tunnel to
>> the server.
>>
>> That is not to say it *won't* work - I would try the following :-
>>
>> 1. Ctrl-Alt-F1 - does that get you to a (root) shell on your client ?
>>    If it does not, maybe changes need to be made to lts.conf or equivalent
>>    (sorry, I do not have an LTSP setup here to test) to get it.
>>
>> 2. Try X -query <IP_of_second_server> :1 - it might work.
>>
>> Cheers,   Andy!
>>
> 
> Thanks for the idea. I tried it, but it doesn't know "X", only "startx".
> 
> I would need it to be running on the two screens at the same time, i. e. 
> switching from server1 to server2 by just invoking Ctrl-Alt-F1 or F2. 
> I'm sitting in my office here, and I need the old server constantly and 
> can switch to the new one just from time to time. So I hoped there was a 
> chance to get it running from an xterm within the LTSP X-session.
> 

Are you running X -query some.ip from console running in X? If so - then
you get your another screen, but on server ;)
Please run X on client terminal. There IS X binary, but you just need to
specify the full path and also tell it where is the config file (take a
look at startx screen script for an example of how to invoke the X server).

> Rolf
> 
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