On Fri, 01 Nov 2002 08:09, Cameron Kaiser wrote:

> **Winsock** error?? That's a Win32 error message. I've never heard of
> that on a Mac. Where are you getting this error message from, from the
> output of the command, a modal dialogue, ... ?

Yep, sure surprised me the first few times ! It comes up in a dialogue box 
with an OK button. The text is "The remote command "/usr/X11/bin/xterm" could 
not be executed, winsock error number was 10061."

I'm assuming it's a 'connection refused' error based on a google search. One 
identical MacX problem popped up in a post, but the only answer was a 
suggestion that it sounded like some security issue on the linux side, maybe 
to do with rsh or rexec. Do these need to be enbled ? Or disabled ? Or set up 
somehow ?

cheers, Paul 

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