From: Matthew W. <mat...@us...> - 2007-02-21 14:41:27
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Michael Check wrote: > So I have two questions. First, in playing with the web control site, > I noticed that perl needs Tk? Michael, The tk interface is usually only used on the machine on which mh is running and requires an X-11 server in a *nix environment. If you don't have an X-11 server running, then you should disable tk by setting the mh configuration variable "tk" to 0. I do this in my mh.private.ini file, but you can also pass "-tk 0" on the command line. > t/after......................couldn't connect to display ":0" at This is letting you know that the tk interface tests can't connect to the default X-11 server, which is called :0. You can force the installation to continue by using "force install Tk", but without a X-11 server, the Tk stuff is useless anyway. As you are running headless, I would suggest ignoring Tk. By the way, I run mh on a headless server as well. I use the telnet, instant messenger and web interfaces to control mh. Matt |