It looks like Java does not take over the proxy-setting from the
browser. Java can take over these setting from Internet Explorer, but
can not from Mozilla/Firefox/Opera.
JRE 1.4.x: see http://www.java.com/en/download/help/proxy_setup.xml
JRE 1.6 Working under windows XP and alike:
Taking ove
This problem seemed to start with SGD 4.2, and it's still with me @
4.31.905.
If I start the Gnome desktop session, you can see all the applets starting
up, then it looks like it's trying to display the desktop, then just exits.
If I start again, it works fine. This is when starting a new sessio
First look at the mail from Rick to get more information.
unfortunately, this particular log function isn't well
documented. Basically, you'll want to:
1. edit /opt/tarantella/var/serverresources/expect/unix.exp and
locate the line:
# startdebug
Uncomment this line, and save the
Hi David,
Thanks for your response again!
Earlier in the thread, you mentioned that you don't have
www.galerie-maritim.de in your /etc/hosts file.
No!
And your nslookup test was "nslookup localhost". What's the hostname
of your server?
-bash-3.00# hostname
maritim-ultra45
And is this ho
At 20:39 4-11-2007, you wrote:
Hi David,
Thanks for your response again!
Earlier in the thread, you mentioned that you don't have
www.galerie-maritim.de in your /etc/hosts file.
No!
And your nslookup test was "nslookup localhost". What's the
hostname of your server?
-bash-3.00# hostname
Andreas,
So, your peer DNS name should be maritim-ultra45. However, your "tarantella
stauts" indicates your peer DNS name is set to www.galerie-maritim.de. So, when
you try to launch an application on your SGD server, from the SGD server, it's
looking to connect to www.galerie-maritim.de, whic
