On Tue, 2005-12-20 at 21:26, Kim Woelders wrote:
> > On Solaris Nevada on my x64 laptop, it works fine.  On a SunRay running
> > off a SPARC-based server running the same Solaris release, with both
> > 0.20 and now this pre1, on starting I'd get the split screen, the 2
> > progress meters at the top would go, and then it would just freeze that
> > way.  Truss shows it reading and writing forever on fd 4, with the
> > occasional "Err#11 EAGAIN" message on a read.  If I clear away my ~/.e16
> > and start that way, I see the extra progress meter as it looks for
> > backgrounds, but then the same long wait.  It happens whether or not I
> > use the -p argument.  I've left it over 5 minutes and it's not helped. 
> > Version 0.17 worked fine, as did all the ones before?

OK, further testing later:

> Not sure what goes on here. If there is a session manager I'd expect 
> that connection on fd 4. Is there a session manager involved? I don't 
> recall having made changes to that in ages though. If not, can you find 
> out what is on fd 4?

Well, all my tests now it was fd 3, which according to pfiles is an
AF_UNIX socket at /tmp/.X11-unix/X3 - I've been getting :3.0 as my
display on this SunRay server.  So it's the local talking to the X
server that's going on, which is expected?

> Could you find out in which version (.18/.19/.20) the problem first appears?

.18 no longer exists on the sourceforge site.  I built .19, and it
happens there.  I installed it, and logged out and in as a "Failsafe"
session - X and one dtterm.  Started e16 from .19 and see the closed
doors for a long time.  Did the truss and pfiles from my Linux box next
to the SunRay.  Same thing.  Killed e16, logged back in to Gnome
(gnome-session is starting "e16 -p e_config") and same thing for fd 3. 
Go back into my .17 build directory, "gmake install", and the problem
has gone away again.  Note I've tried without the -p - that isn't it.

So, go back to .19, and try starting it with --fast as well.  And we get
in to a windowing environment, and all seems well.  But no dialogues
will come up (menus will) and windows wont raise, and a number of other
issues show up.  I can *move* windows, but it's not fully functional. 
Back to .17, and everything's back again, including the "About" box. 
All a bit trippy, really.  It's like a central part of E isn't working
any more...  The only thing I've not tried is rebuilding .17 in case
it's something about how I built it.  I'm going to make sure I have a
safe backup of the working code first, and will then try that.

Does this give you any clues?

Ta,
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