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Subj:	re: remote x win with cmu

Date: Fri, 21 Oct 1994 18:37:55 PDT
From: Trevor Johnson <trevor@hepnsf.csudh.edu>
Subject: re: remote x win with cmu
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Keith Lewis wrote:
>Did you add "CMU * ?"?  That's what I had to do to get it to work, due to

Rick Caldwell wrote:
>If you don't alread have a decw$private_server_setup.com file in the 
>sys$common:[sysmgr] area, you will need to create one by copying 
>decw$private_server_setup.template to decw$private_server_setup.com in
>sys$common.  Edit the line defining the transports to add tcpip,cmu or 
>whatever your tcp/ip package specifies for decwindows (Dec's UCX and
>TVG's Multinet use TCPIP, cmu-tek uses CMU).  
>
>$  decw$server_transports == "DECNET,LOCAL,LAT,TCPIP,CMU"
>
>To see what the current value is do a 
>
>$ sho logical/table=decw$ser* decw$server_transports

When I did this, it showed only LOCAL and DECNET, even though I had
added CMU in decw$private_server_setup.com.  I did two things, 
which caused it to start working:

1.  added "CMU * ?" to my DECW$SMB_SECURITY.DAT file (before, I had
"CMU * *")

2.  modified sys$manager:decw$startserver.com so that the
decw$server_transports logical was properly defined in it.

I suppose I should have mentioned that we are using Motif 1.2 here.
Perhaps it now ignores decw$private_server_setup.com.  Anyway, thanks
to everyone who answered my question (especially Keith Lewis and
Rick Caldwell, who had the correct answers). :-)

BTW I do have internet_host_name defined, and I removed the "WKS" line
from my internet.config.

-Trevor