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Posted: Aug. 04 2007,11:16 QUOTE
Hello All,

I am using DSL to login with XDMCP to another Linux server. I have succeed login with RDesktop to Windows server. Also I have succeed login with VNC Viewer to another Linux Server.

But I haven't succeed login with XDMCP. Anybody can help me? Is it my problem that I face has a correlation between the Window Manager that I use? Of course I use Fluxbox and JWM Window Manager.

Are there any application that I need to login to XDMCP computer? Thank you for your attention.
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Posted: Aug. 04 2007,16:57 QUOTE
Can you log to that Linux XDMCP server from other distros? To check the server is working..

For the client, ie DSL, you need nothing more, just boot text mode and access the server with "Xvesa -query ser.ver.ip.address", also add the option for resolution, color depth and refresh rate.

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Posted: Aug. 05 2007,07:26 QUOTE
Hi curaga, thanks for your reply. I have succeed connected from other distros to my server. The process is really simple. Because I am using Ubuntu, I log to server using GDM (GNOME Desktop Manager).

Choose Options -> XDMCP Login from GDM.

I've tried your suggestion. But it doesn't work.
Xvesa -query ipserver

Nothing happens. The result, is other option available from the Xvesa command.
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Posted: Aug. 05 2007,07:37 QUOTE
I meant you to replace ip.ser.ver with the ip address of the server, duh!

Like Xvesa -query 192.168.0.40
if the ip of the server is 192.168.0.40

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Posted: Aug. 05 2007,07:58 QUOTE
Yap, I understand to replace ipserver with my own IP server. But, it still not work.

I try other command
# X -query ipserver
X: unable to open wrapper config file /etc/X11/Xwrapper.config
X: /tmp/.X11-unix has suspicious mode (not 1777) or is not a directory, aborting

Any more idea? Thanks!
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