Re: [foxboro] Remote display manager on a moder X server?

  • From: "Bruley, Peter" <pbruley@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: foxboro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, stan <stanb@xxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 1 Aug 2002 09:04:02 -0400


Type "bllink_task -help" to see more switches that blink_task will accept.
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        From:  stan
        Sent:  Thursday, August 01, 2002 7:51 AM
        To:  foxboro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
        Subject:  Re: [foxboro] Remote display manager on a moder X server?


        On Wed, Jul 31, 2002 at 12:58:04PM -0400, Bruley, Peter wrote:
        > 
        > Stan:
        > 
        > I have a LINUX box running Xfree86 v4.2.0 (minor v11 - Jan
18/2002)
        > 
        > I run my X server at 24 colors with backing-store & save-unders
enabled.
        > 
        OK, heres where I am on this. By usinng the -f option to blink_task,
I'm
        able to partialy get this to work on a display with 24 colors.

        blink_task pops up a smaill error window complaining about not being
able
        to int colrs. But display manager does come up. Now I have not yet
done
        anything to add an colors to the servers color database. Did you
have to
        add any Foxboro, or Sun specifc colors to rgb.text? 

        NO

        I also have not yet moved the fints, but Im confortable with that as
I have
        doen it in the past. 

        So I'm not getting any "highlighting" (like the password entry filed
on the
        change enviornment scree.

        I don't get the highlighting either

         Also on some of my displays, the color status are
        incorrect. I'm not certain the node I;m testing on has naything that
        _should_ be blinking, but I'm certainly not seeing anything blink.

        I get all the proper status colors and blinking. Perhaps you have
another problem. Check your  /usr/fox/wp/data/sys_pal.xxx files

        I don't remember the extensions but there should be 4 of them.
        2 are used (1 for the blink task and 1 for the DM colors) 
        2 are backups (1 for the new-std DM colors and 1 for the old-std DM
colors)
        Note/ They all look to be the same size but they have different
check-sums.

        If you are running Display Manager and the displays are over apx.
5yrs old then you probably need to be using the "old-std DM color scheme"
you will need to copy the correct file over. 


        Good LUCK

        Peter

        Close, but still not close enough to deploy as a production
operators
        screen (which is the ultimate goal of what I'm doing).

        Sugestiosn anyone?


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