cygprce.dll missing from one of my friends postgreSQL-installation?
Hi, is there any fast method for checking which package contains dll which is missing from the cygwin-installation? I have itself installed cygwin and postgreSQL couple of times to different computers without big problems. But now I have noticed that for 3 other people who has tryed to do the same, has had all kind of problems because of some missing libraries and dll's. For now it takes from me a long time to try to quess which package certain dll which is still missing. Just for example some minutes ago, one of my friend installed cygwin, and received message from missing cygprce.dll. He got this error when he started to initializing postgre-database. Can somebody tell to me which package contains this dll? (Or how to search them fastly would be even better...) Mika
Re: X connection to 127.0. ...explicit kill...
| If I try to run XWin.exe, it says that it cant find | cygwin1.dll. You need to install cygwin1.dll, check the installation instructions how to install cygwin. /Andy -- The eye of the beholder rests on the beauty!
Re: cygprce.dll missing from one of my friends postgreSQL-installation?
Not really xfree problem, but /etc/setup contains lists of which modules contained which files.. do a zgrep for cygprce.dll there and voila ;-) /Andy | is there any fast method for checking which package contains dll which is | missing from the cygwin-installation? -- The eye of the beholder rests on the beauty!
Re: X connection to 127.0. ...explicit kill...
cygwin is installd. This is a bug or somekind or config problem i have. Andrew Markebo wrote: | If I try to run XWin.exe, it says that it cant find | cygwin1.dll. You need to install cygwin1.dll, check the installation instructions how to install cygwin. /Andy -- The eye of the beholder rests on the beauty!
Re: X connection to 127.0. ...explicit kill...
/ Ed Conrad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: | cygwin is installd. This is a bug or somekind or config problem i have. *bonk* you are trying to run Xwin.exe, what happens if you run startxwin.bat or startxwin.sh?? Basically the problem is that the environment variable PATH doesn't contain c:\cygwin\bin, or where you installed cygwin. If I recall right the startxwin-scripts sets this, but if you want to run without them, you have to set the path yourself. [...] | | If I try to run XWin.exe, it says that it cant find | | cygwin1.dll. /Andy -- The eye of the beholder rests on the beauty!
xfree and .Xauth
hi, probably basic stuff, but I could not figure it out: on a new xfree install 4.2.0 I have created a .Xauthority putting the following in startx: dd if=/dev/urandom count=1|md5sum|cut -f1 -d/|sed -e 's/^/add :0 . /'|xauth -q now, since -auth is defaulted I did nothing there. listing the xauth file gives COMPAQ/unix:0 MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE-1 7871d50d031031fe9a28883a93ef3304 display is set to: $ echo $DISPLAY :0 when I try to start the xserver I get the following error messages: $ startx 1+0 records in 1+0 records out Xlib: connection to :0.0 refused by server Xlib: No protocol specified waiting for X server to begin accepting connections . Xlib: connection to :0.0 refused by server Xlib: No protocol specified .. Xlib: connection to :0.0 refused by server Xlib: No protocol specified and so on. any suggestion on what I'm doing wrong? Thanks, TA
XFree86 work with Japanese characters?
Someone is asking me internally at Red Hat if Cygwin/XFree86 correctly handles Japanese characters. Can anyone confirm or deny that it does/doesn't? cgf
Re: X connection to 127.0. ...explicit kill...
I ran into something like this setting up my home machine, to which I don't have access right now. It ended up being an issue with host / DISPLAY configuration; check out your /etc/hosts and make sure the entries make sense. I remember I had to do something with localhost and/or my chosen hostname, and 127.0.0.1, to get it to work. I think that what's happening is that XWin.exe starts, but all clients fail to connect, so it just shuts down immediately. I ended up setting my DISPLAY to something other than the default, as well (try setting your DISPLAY to be just :0 rather than 127.0.0.1:0) -nik On Tue, Mar 26, 2002 at 08:01:58AM -0500, Ed Conrad wrote: Why don't you please re-read the original message. I explained what happens when I run the bat files. The path in the bat files are correct or it would not open the xwindow in the first place! You cant even open startx with the wrong path. I get the startx window, the window after that and then the xwin pops up for a second or so before it crashes. Something is going wrong when the xwindow is first opend. The fact that I can't run XWin.exe is just a clue I included because the user guide says I should be able to run it. Andrew Markebo wrote: / Ed Conrad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: | cygwin is installd. This is a bug or somekind or config problem i have. *bonk* you are trying to run Xwin.exe, what happens if you run startxwin.bat or startxwin.sh?? Basically the problem is that the environment variable PATH doesn't contain c:\cygwin\bin, or where you installed cygwin. If I recall right the startxwin-scripts sets this, but if you want to run without them, you have to set the path yourself. [...] | | If I try to run XWin.exe, it says that it cant find | | cygwin1.dll. /Andy -- The eye of the beholder rests on the beauty!
Re: XFree86 work with Japanese characters?
For me (emacs/mew, mozilla, konqueror) it does. Cheers Edi
Re: X connection to 127.0. ...explicit kill...
/ Ed Conrad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: | Why don't you please re-read the original message. I explained what happens | when I run the bat files. sorry, I became blind on the issue when starting xwin.exe, missing cygwin1.dll, that wasnt the error you received first.. hmm checking the log files at my end shows much more info about graphics and so on after those two lines, what computer/os/shoesize do you have? /Andy -- The eye of the beholder rests on the beauty!
RE: Please help: XDMCP connection dog-slow
Do you use a novell logon? If so I?m not sure if it is the problem, but could you try to resolve the names of both computers? Try to logon onto your linux and try to resolve the other computer name, and also the other way (logon on client try to resolve the linux box) best regards, Darko Hi, thanks for your answer. I'll mail this personally since I'm not sure it's of common interest for the list. how do you connect to the mandrake? Via DNS names or via IP? IP. Novell stuff (IPX) performs normally, so does ping and VNC. everything else (ftp, xdm) is terribly slow. Then the login appears, are tere any differences in the performance during the session? The login screen appears *very slowly* and after quite some time. Login, wait two minutes for your desktop (just fvwm) to appear. Open a terminal, wait for the window, wait for the shell. And so on ... Cheers Edi
RE: Please help: XDMCP connection dog-slow
Are you connected through dialup, or some sort of WAN? X doesnt work too well across long distances... even if there is a lot of bandwidth... it's a latency thing. B --- Palic, Darko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Do you use a novell logon? If so I?m not sure if it is the problem, but could you try to resolve the names of both computers? Try to logon onto your linux and try to resolve the other computer name, and also the other way (logon on client try to resolve the linux box) best regards, Darko Hi, thanks for your answer. I'll mail this personally since I'm not sure it's of common interest for the list. how do you connect to the mandrake? Via DNS names or via IP? IP. Novell stuff (IPX) performs normally, so does ping and VNC. everything else (ftp, xdm) is terribly slow. Then the login appears, are tere any differences in the performance during the session? The login screen appears *very slowly* and after quite some time. Login, wait two minutes for your desktop (just fvwm) to appear. Open a terminal, wait for the window, wait for the shell. And so on ... Cheers Edi __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Movies - coverage of the 74th Academy Awards® http://movies.yahoo.com/
RE: Can multiple remote sessions be run simultaneously under v4.2.0?
Victor, And I have also tried setting the display to alternate values: start /B XWin -display :0 -query host1 start /B XWin -display :1 -query host2 That is gibberish. It doesn't mean anything. What you want is: start /B XWin-works :0 -query host1 start /B XWin-works :1 -query host2 I've tested this and gotten two distinct sessions to one machine (say, host1) at the same time. I don't currently have two XDM hosts, but I'm sure it will work fine with two hosts. Let me know how this works. Harold -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Victor Atkinson Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2002 5:09 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Can multiple remote sessions be run simultaneously under v4.2.0? Greetings, Thanks to all for the quick replies. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to get a workable configuration together yet. I have tried both combinations of screen 0 1 designations with XWin: Separate invocations: start /B XWin -screen 0 width height -query host1 start /B XWin -screen 1 width height -query host2 Single invocation: start /B XWin -screen 0 width height -query host1 -screen 1 width height -query host2 And I have also tried setting the display to alternate values: start /B XWin -display :0 -query host1 start /B XWin -display :1 -query host2 as well as all combinations of display screen (0.0, 1.0, 1.1, etc) for the two sessions, both via the command line and the DISPLAY environment variable. The results are almost always identical, first XWin starts and connects to host1. However, when the second server starts, the first screen appears to be reset to and empty X server session (just blank background) while the second server connects to host2. When I am finished with host2 and quit the second session (close the window), then the first session gives me a login prompt at host1 again. It appears as though there is some hardwired common display behavior that is common among all server instances, even if they are started from separate XWin processes. I'll keep plugging away at it. I did setup VNC on the remote hosts again, to do what I needed to do simultaneously on host1 and host2. It does seem that VNC is much more of a bandwidth and processor load than XFree86, which doesn't really surprise me. (If my remote host screen saver kicks in within a VNC client window, it nearly brings my laptop to its knees, but in the same circumstance XFree86 is smooth.) Victor Atkinson Syracuse, NY, USA On Tue, 19 Mar 2002, Staf Verhaegen wrote: Use a different screen number for every session % XWin -screen 0 width height -query host1 % XWin -screen 1 width height -query host2 % ... I don't expect this to work. Both will try to listen on port 6000. You have to modify the _display_ not the _screen_number. bye ago -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.gotti.org ICQ: 126018723 phone: +49 3725 349 80 80 mobile: +49 172 7854017
Re: X connection to 127.0. ...explicit kill...
Nikolaus Bates-Haus wrote: I ran into something like this setting up my home machine, to which I don't have access right now. It ended up being an issue with host / DISPLAY configuration; check out your /etc/hosts and make sure the entries make sense. I remember I had to do something with localhost and/or my chosen hostname, and 127.0.0.1, to get it to work. I dont have that directory. The only host files I found are in a perl scripts folders about 5 levels under the root. I did not see any display stuff like you talk about in any of them. Is there no one who knows why I cant get my window up? I think that what's happening is that XWin.exe starts, but all clients fail to connect, so it just shuts down immediately. I ended up setting my DISPLAY to something other than the default, as well (try setting your DISPLAY to be just :0 rather than 127.0.0.1:0) I tried that in bash, nota. -nik On Tue, Mar 26, 2002 at 08:01:58AM -0500, Ed Conrad wrote: Why don't you please re-read the original message. I explained what happens when I run the bat files. The path in the bat files are correct or it would not open the xwindow in the first place! You cant even open startx with the wrong path. I get the startx window, the window after that and then the xwin pops up for a second or so before it crashes. Something is going wrong when the xwindow is first opend. The fact that I can't run XWin.exe is just a clue I included because the user guide says I should be able to run it. Andrew Markebo wrote: / Ed Conrad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: | cygwin is installd. This is a bug or somekind or config problem i have. *bonk* you are trying to run Xwin.exe, what happens if you run startxwin.bat or startxwin.sh?? Basically the problem is that the environment variable PATH doesn't contain c:\cygwin\bin, or where you installed cygwin. If I recall right the startxwin-scripts sets this, but if you want to run without them, you have to set the path yourself. [...] | | If I try to run XWin.exe, it says that it cant find | | cygwin1.dll. /Andy -- The eye of the beholder rests on the beauty!
Re: xfree86 work with Japanese characters?
From: Christopher Faylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: xfree86 work with Japanese characters? Date: Tue, 26 Mar 2002 14:44:17 -0500 On Tue, Mar 26, 2002 at 06:45:47PM +0100, PD Dr. Edward Wornar wrote: For me (emacs/mew, mozilla, konqueror) it does. xterm, too? I don't know. The fonts are obviously there. I don't have a Japanese xterm installed. Why don't you just try? (Or tell me what I have to do to try and tell you.) Cheers Edi
Re: Please help: XDMCP connection dog-slow
From: Brian Genisio [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Please help: XDMCP connection dog-slow Date: Tue, 26 Mar 2002 13:10:02 -0800 (PST) Are you connected through dialup, or some sort of WAN? X doesnt work too well across long distances... even if there is a lot of bandwidth... it's a latency thing. Nothing of the sort. 100MBit LAN. At home, a much slower notebook with much less RAM performs perfectly ok on 10MBit. Right now, I'm logged in from home over a DSL line and the performance is still acceptable. --- Palic, Darko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Do you use a novell logon? Yes, all our windows computers do. If so I?m not sure if it is the problem, but could you try to resolve the names of both computers? Works. Try to logon onto your linux and try to resolve the other computer name, and also the other way (logon on client try to resolve the linux box) The other way I can't try right now, but the windows clients only use the IP address anyway. Can it still be an issue? Anyway, thanks to both of you Edi
