I have a RedHat Enterprise 3.4 system running internally at my company and X11 is not
running (since it is a server, but I have it all installed).
So I started vncserver on that.. Here is my xstartup..
[EMAIL PROTECTED] .vnc]# cat /root/.vnc/xstartup
#!/bin/sh
xrdb $HOME/.Xresources
xsetroot
members] tight vnc server questionOn 11/9/05, Mark Dalton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:>
> Someone was looking at the right thing.. Check your:> ~/.vnc/xstartup>> I tend to use a low-resource use window manager.. (since i am going over> ISDN and over VPN
Someone was looking at the right thing.. Check your:
~/.vnc/xstartup
I tend to use a low-resource use window manager.. (since i am going over
ISDN and over VPN).
= $HOME/.vnc/xstartup ===
#!/bin/sh
xrdb $HOME/.Xresources
xsetroot -solid grey
xterm -geometr
Yes those are the main things to check first. It is basically the same on
all distributions to start ssh as root:
chkconfig sshd on
/etc/init.d/sshd start
To check for the firewall:
iptables -L
Feel free to ask me and I can help you get through this.
MarkOn 10/20/05, K.S. Bh
I am not sure if anyone is interested in this. But perhaps sending the Vista CD
with him would be useful?
Mark-- Forwarded message --From: Francesco @Iarlori.com <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Date: Oct 17, 2005 4:59 PMSubject: ICT Village Model for WSIS (United Nation)To: Mark
I am interested. I thought Java would be nice since it allowed the applications to be
standalone, portable and web capable.
How can I help on your web interface? What do you feel is a need?
MarkOn 10/14/05, Jim Self <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Mark Dalton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I was not meaning for it to be a big discussion, just curious if it would be a good path to take.
I was hoping to find a simple solution and to help make development quicker and easier
for us to work on it and have it truely portable (versus via wine).
I guess I will look more at FixIT since tha
Yes, i looked at Kylix and did not think it was a good option.. Since again it ties
you to a vendor and limits the portability, limits the support you can get and limits
the number of people that can work or would be interested in working on the code.
>From my perspective it is either port it or
CPRS would take too long for me alone to do in my spare time. (rarely available) :)
Also I don't have/use Delphi, which is not standard in the HPC world but then neither
is Java (yet).
I was curious how much it would cost to have a company convert CPRS to
Java for us. It would be a 'off-shore'
Is the data at all centerally located? I have been thinking it is useful
in the sense of epidemiology data collection and automagic notification
of patterns that show up. And a tool for doctors to find treatments that
worked with issues like the avian flu (real-time) and where it is hitting.
Isn't the goal to move to portability? In other words away
from Delphi? That is one of the problems with CPRS already.
MarkOn 10/11/05, Todd Berman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Tue, 2005-10-11 at 21:37 -0400, Kevin Toppenberg wrote:> OK, Let's say I am willing to support .pdf files.>> Anyone
I am a newbie to Vista (so please continue to forgive my ignorance :) ).
I ran into the same error. And I found a note on line that said it should run.
http://www.linuxmednews.com/linuxmednews/1112336432/index_html
./CPRSChart.exe CCOW=disable s=CPRSdemo.va.gov p=23
I have not checked
I will take a look at the GT.MAcculturation0.3.iso (I am downloading it now).
I just want to help make it work out of the box without any changes.
For starting points ideally I think you would want to be able to run directly off the CD or a
installed tar-ball, without any changes.
- Paths
Larry and I were playing with this version of Vista/GT.M OpenVistASemiVivAFOIAGold20050825.tgz
It appears it used a default $home_vista, eventhough one was not setup
but it pointed to the GT.M directory versus the OpenVistA directory.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/openvista/gtm> /usr/local/gtm_V5.0-000/m
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