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Re: Connecting to an XServer with XWin
jose isaias cabrera wrote:
>> Are you looking for XWin.log in /var/log ?
> No. /tmp.
Ok, please look for /var/log/XWin.log; does it contain anything interesting?
>> If you open a cygwin bash shell, type the command to run the X server,
>> you get
>> no output at all?
> Cygwin X server is running ok. Well, xinit, is the way I start mine.
> That works ok. If you mean the command above, that is how I do it: I
> open the cygwin bash DOS shell and I type the command above.
I wasn't sure what you meant by "Nothing gets written on the cygwin DOS screen"
I'm still a bit unclear if something or nothing gets written to the shell
window when you run xwin.
>> If you add -once to the command used to launch the server, does it
>> exit after
>> your first connection attempt? (if so, this tells me that the XDM or
>> whatever
>> you are trying to log in to is closing the connection when you type,
>> for it's
>> own reasons, or maybe it just doesn't like us anymore...)
>
> This command,
>
> XWin :0.0 -once -clipboard -query 13.142.6.222 -fp tcp/13.142.6.222:7100
>
> exits the login screen once I hit any key in the user textbox. Is there
> any way to get the previous setup? Maybe it has to do with the keyboard
> problem I have read very little of...
No, I think problem is that the XDM (if that's what it is) you're connecting
to is getting upset and closing the connection.
This email suggests a way of getting additional information about why XDM is
doing that: http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin-xfree/2002-01/msg00253.html
If your keyboard wasn't working, then, logic suggests that nothing would
happen when you started typing your login.
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