On Tue, 15 Jan 2002, Matthew Donald wrote:
Hi,
There is a problem when using xwinclip with an X server which connects to a
remote host using XDMCP.
Basically the sequence is this:
1. Execute XWin :0 -query some.host.system. Initially, the authorisation
file contains no records, so
On Tue, 15 Jan 2002, Alexander Gottwald wrote:
This is wrong. 127.0.0.1 is the ip adress for localhost. On every computer,
127.0.0.1 points to itself. Say you have a windows host with ip 192.168.26.201
and a unix host with ip 192.168.26.202, they can only communicate with these
ip adresses.
Hi Shane,
Cygwin/Xfree and XDMCP work correctly. I only get a problem when running a
local X client at the same time as a remote X client (via XDMCP). It turns
out a /etc/X0.hosts file containing a 'localhost' entry is needed. Also
xwinclip does not wait for the X server to complete startup,
+ _IceLastMajorOpcode
Why does this symbol need to be exported? I need some description to put in
the patch submission if I'm going to send this on to XFree86.
Harold
Hi Shane,
Cygwin/Xfree and XDMCP work correctly. I only get a problem when running
a
local X client at the same time as a remote X client (via XDMCP). It
turns
out a /etc/X0.hosts file containing a 'localhost' entry is needed. Also
xwinclip does not wait for the X server to complete
Hello Herold,
I have no idea how to solve the problem with the xwinclip, but I use
xwinclip with XDMCP since it is available. I´m running on different
machines, and a delay of 10 seconds is too short for some machines!
I´m using a sleep 15 directly after starting XWin in XDMCP. The slowest
Hi Harold,
Thanks for your enlightening note. I've placed a 30 second delay in my code
which kludges around the problem. I like your suggestion of retrying
xwinclip every, say 4 seconds, until it connects.
I'm still puzzled by the security issues. Does XDMCP cause the localhost to
lose
+ _IceLastMajorOpcode
Why does this symbol need to be exported? I need some description to put in
the patch submission if I'm going to send this on to XFree86.
I've got some errors from people who were compiling the kdelibs 2.1.1 from the
kde-cygwin cvs
area and the dcopserver depends on
_IceLastMajorOpcode symbol should be added to libICE-def.cpp file. I
missed it originally. It is exported in libICE.so at Linux and other UNIX
platforms. You can do an nm on libICE on a UNIX box.
Suhaib
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On Tue, Jan 15, 2002 at 05:35:28PM -0500, Mcelhatten, Rhuel wrote:
Hello -
I recently installed Cygwin on an NT4 machine, service pack 5. After
doing so I installed the XFree86 binaries, version 4.1.0, but I get the
error
Jeremiah,
I did notice a recurring typo, though: in sections 9.4-9.6, you
have whom
where you should have who.
The word 'whom' is not a typo. The usage of 'whom' is one of the finer
points of the English language. I can assure you that I used it correctly,
as an interrogative. The
Links:
I just posted release 0.9.6 to the documentation development page:
http://xfree86.cygwin.com/devel/documentation/
Documentation, formatted, direct links:
Contributor's Guide http://xfree86.cygwin.com/docs/cg
User's Guide http://xfree86.cygwin.com/docs/ug/
FAQ
On Mon, 14 Jan 2002, Tunde Itayemi wrote:
Is it possible to have Solaris display on a Windows Machime without some
sort of X-server software running on the Windows system? Or what is the
purpose of the command:
Ok, just to explain what the XWindow system is:
X (in short for XWindow
On Wed, 16 Jan 2002, Matthew Donald wrote:
I'm still puzzled by the security issues. Does XDMCP cause the localhost to
lose access to the X server? I'm creating a /etc/X0.hosts file to ensure
that localhost retains access. Is there a better way?
Yes. Getting the autorization via
www.Aerotaxi.net
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