Frank, Gavin & Duane,
Thanks for your replies. It looks like it's a problem with our access method
then. This Linux user is coming in via telnet or ssh and it cores every time
he starts NetView. His nv6000.log file has only a date/time entry. He does
set all the xhost and environ's as noted below. His environment is:
OS:
VA Linux <myhost> 2.2.14-5.0.14smp #1 SMP Sun Mar 26 13:03:52 PST 2000 i686
unknown
XServer:
XFree86 v3.3.6
1600x1200
24bpp
The info we pulled from the core file is below. Does this ring any bells
with anyone?
$ adb /usr/OV/bin/ovw_binary core
core file = core -- program ``ovw_binary'' on platform SUNW,Ultra-60
SIGSEGV: Segmentation Fault
invalid ELF header for /usr/OV/bin/ovw
C$
no process
SIGSEGV: Segmentation Fault
g0 0x0 l0 0x1004ff45
g1 0xeef05b2c _return_zero l1 0x14
g2 0x1 l2 0xef0028d4
g3 0x2 l3 0xef0056c4 _XUnlockMutex_fn
g4 0x364e38 l4 0xef006d10 quarkRehash
g5 0x0 l5 0x80000000
g6 0x0 l6 0xef0056b0 _Xglobal_lock
g7 0x0 l7 0xef005178 quarkMask
o0 0x217b1378 i0 0xef206ad4
virtualKeysyms+0x4
o1 0x0 i1 0x33aa68
o2 0xef7fb438 i2 0xefffd84c
o3 0xef7fabc8 i3 0xefffd848
o4 0x2a8 i4 0xefffd844
o5 0xefffd780 i5 0x33c4a8
sp 0xef0e9ac8 _XmVirtualToActualKeysymList+0xac fp 0xefffd7e0
o7 0x1004ff45 i7 0xef0c73ec
_XmVirtualToActualKe
ysym+0x14
y 0x0
tstate: 9982001a00 (ccr=0x99, asi=0x82, pstate=0x1a, cwp=0x0)
pstate: ag:0 ie:1 priv:0 am:1 pef:1 mm:0 tle:0 cle:0 mg:0 ig:0
pc 0xef0e9a7c _XmVirtualToActualKeysymList+0x60: ld [%o1
+ %
i0], %o1
npc 0xef0e9a80 _XmVirtualToActualKeysymList+0x64: cmp %o1,
%l0
^D
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Regards,
Steve Elliott
Sr. Network Mgmt. Engineer
epicRealm, Inc.
214-570-4560
-----Original Message-----
From: Gavin Newman [mailto:NEWMANGJ@banksa.com.au]
Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2000 12:19 AM
To: nv-l@tkg.com
Subject: Re: [NV-L] NetView GUI and Linux
Steve
Further to my previous answer, I forgot to clarify how we do it - this is
probably preaching to the converted but just in case.
We run Netview on an AIX box and on the Linux box we run Mandrake with the
KDE desktop.
>From the Linux box we do the following..
1) type xhost + in a xterm to open up the X to all comers
2) telnet to the netview box then do the following
3) export DISPLAY=linuxbox:0.0
4) netview &
5) exit from the telnet session
Netview then uses the X Server on the linux box as its display. I have not
had any problems with the keyboard emulation, the only niggle I have had is
with the 3rd button emulation on the mouse but this is minor.
At some stage when I get some spare time I will probably write a driver for
the linux box to improve the 3rd button emulation but its low priority.
Cheers - Gavin
>>> Stephen Elliott <selliott@epicrealm.com> 06/12/2000 03:49:56 >>>
All,
Does anyone know if you can run an X-windows NetView console session on a
Linux box yet? Being X-windows it seems possible, but then that's the catch
word, seems.
Regards,
Steve Elliott
Sr. Network Mgmt. Engineer
epicRealm, Inc.
214-570-4560
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