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09-27-2004 08:44 AM
09-27-2004 08:44 AM
nfs pipe and xwd
I'm trying to make a mini utility to grab and annotate screen shots. I have 2 workstations (call them "here" and "there") My home directory is physically located on there and NFS mounted on here. "xwd | display" should let me grab the contents of an x window and open it with ImageMagick's display function and it works fine in every case except when I'm logged in to here when it fails with "Segmentation fault (core dumped)" If I do "xwd > filename" and then "display filename" it works. Any suggestions?
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09-27-2004 09:09 AM
09-27-2004 09:09 AM
Re: nfs pipe and xwd
Could you try something like:
on here
# xwd -display there
Check the
# xwd -help
for more options.
Regards,
Robert-Jan
on here
# xwd -display there
Check the
# xwd -help
for more options.
Regards,
Robert-Jan
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09-28-2004 01:00 AM
09-28-2004 01:00 AM
Re: nfs pipe and xwd
xwd -display there doesn't work because then xwd waits for me to pick a window there which I can't because I'm here.When I ctrl-c to quit I get the usual "seg fault-core dump"
Any other suggestions?
Any other suggestions?
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09-28-2004 01:15 AM
09-28-2004 01:15 AM
Re: nfs pipe and xwd
Hi
Do you have the same kernel on them both
especially maxdsiz maxssiz maxtsiz
Also amount of swap
Try also xhost +
From the core what is the output of
file core
steve Steel
Do you have the same kernel on them both
especially maxdsiz maxssiz maxtsiz
Also amount of swap
Try also xhost +
From the core what is the output of
file core
steve Steel
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