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Ive seen that before but dont know what causes it. Changing frmo xdmcp broadcast to xdmcp query might help. In Xconfig->Communication set your mode to query and then hit the configure.. button and add the IP address of the machine you want to connect to.

A good start would be too get static IP addresses for your remote client sites and also youll probably want to look into IPSEC for your secure connection. What I like to use are Netscreen routers with IPSEC at each site.

You got it. What I needed to do was source the script. csh%source <scriptname> Thanks.

i rewrote the statement using csh and i get the same exact results.

Im using solaris and $USER is already defined, I did try it again without the $USER variable and it still didnt work. When I run the script the shell takes it without any errors however the &quot;cd&quot; command doesnt take.

I cant seem to get the &quot;cd&quot; command to execute within an if statement. This is what I have: #!/bin/sh PRJ=$1 if [ $PRJ = wm ]; then cd /projects/wm/work/$USER else echo &quot;project directory not found&quot; fi If i replace the &quot;cd&quot; line with an echo command the...

Thanks.

I am trying to run an application here but when I start it Im getting a color allocation error. I think I need to change my colorUse option to HIGH_COLOR. The problem is I have not been able to find it in the /usr/dt/config scripts. Am I looking in the right place and what is the script with...

yes i do have an erd for this machine and putting the hard drive on another machine to scan it is an option as well.

first how do i access the c drive and second how can i boot to an msdos prompt because right now it appears that my only options are to power cycle the machine which eventually leads me back to the previously mentioned screen of hex numbers? the reason i ask is because the killmonk utility...

thanks kimber, ill give that a shot and keep you posted. dsawyer

On of my machines here is a windows NT which got the stoned.monk.empire virus. Unfortunately it was not discovered until after the computer was rebooted and now all i get is a blue screen with hex numbers on start up and it is unbootable from disk. any advice would be greatly appreciated...

Im familiar with running Apache on solaris but if theirs any similarity theres an AllowOverride directive in the httpd.conf file that is set to none by default but needs to be set to all in order for the server to recognize your .htaccess file. Dave

For tcsh: set prompt = %/%