RE: [Thinstation-developer] ThinStation 2.0.1 bug(s)?

[Matthew E. B. <mbe...@le...>]

It's on the ALT-F3 screen at the console, but you're right...there's a
SESSION_0_SCREEN=1 in one of my other .conf files.  If the SCREEN variable
controls this, then should I be setting my SCREEN=0?  What does having a
different screen number gain me?  Also, if i have a SCREEN=1 session
somewhere, shouldn't the www interface pick this up, and offer that as an
option?

Matthew E. Bernold, IT Director


-----Original Message-----
From: Mike Eriksen [mailto:km...@ma...]
Sent: Friday, July 30, 2004 1:22 PM
To: Matthew E. Bernold
Cc: Thinstation-Developer (E-mail)
Subject: Re: [Thinstation-developer] ThinStation 2.0.1 bug(s)?


The session you try to take over (SESSION_0 ?)is probably on screen 1. 
Then you get this problem. Fooled me earlier.

Mike

On Fri, 30 Jul 2004, Matthew E. Bernold wrote:

> I am using the www package to administer my ThinStations.  I go to the web
> page using http://ipaddress, and I'm able to administer the station.  I
also
> have the xf4vnc package, so I should be able to click on the "Remote
> Control" to control the station, but I get a timeout on
> http://ipaddress:5800.  Now, through trial and error and just plain dumb
> luck, I WAS able to connect to this ThinStation on http://ipaddress:5801.
> Here are some lines from my .conf files I think might be relevant.  I can
> send the entire file if anyone needs me to.
> 
> #Default Settings for all sessions
> 
> SCREEN=0
> WORKSPACE=1
> AUTOSTART=On
> 
> Not entirely sure what the screen and workspace options are for, but my
> first thought is that they correspond to the X-Windows notation of
> ipaddress:SCREEN.WORKSPACE.  If VNC is interpreting the WORKSPACE=1 (or
some
> other setting I didn't list above) and thinking it should present itself
on
> as 1, then it would be available on port 5801, so that's consistent.
> 
> I guess what I'm saying is that if I have things set right, and VNC being
on
> 5801 is correct, then shouldn't the www interface pick that up and change
> the link?
> 
> Also, with xf4vnc, I notice in the XFree86.1.log that VNC is listening on
> ports 5801 and 5901, which makes sense to me.  However I can't connect
using
> the VNC client on port 5901, only with the HTTP on 5801.
> 
> Matthew E. Bernold
> 
> 
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