David Thompson wrote: > You're probably going to need to upgrade your OpenDX pkg to one that's > been compiled for 5.3. Connection to the server is done with sockets and > it is possible that something is working quite right with the binaries. > The other thing to check is if you have some type of firewall installed. > If so, you need to open up port 1900.
I am compiling openDX myself, earlier on 4.10 and now on 5.3. I have tried to compile CVS (also as of today), but that has been failing for a while already. This is the problem: [...] ColormapEditor.C: In member function `virtual void ColormapEditor::createMenus(_WidgetRec*)': ColormapEditor.C:1045: error: 'class ColormapEditor' has no member named 'createExecuteMenu' ColormapEditor.C: In member function `virtual void ColormapEditor::createHelpMenu(_WidgetRec*)': ColormapEditor.C:1062: error: 'class ColormapEditor' has no member named 'createHelpMenu' gmake[4]: *** [ColormapEditor.o] Error 1 The memberfunctions createHelpMenu, createExecuteMenu, and createConnectionMenu are commented out in DXWindow.h. Is that the reason for this compile bug? System info: FreeBSD 5.3 gcc version 3.4.2 Regards, Rob. >> Hello, >> >> I have upgraded my FreeBSD operating system, from 4.10 to 5.3. >> >> Under 4.10, OpenDX was running like a charm. >> >> Now, the OpenDX VPE does not anymore "connect to the server" >> (whatever that means), by popping up an error dialog: >> >> Error >> Connection to the server has been broken. >> >> Of course I tried to reconnect, play a bit with the options >> etc., but to no avail. Also, I don't really know what's going >> on here. Can somebody help me with this? >> What is OpenDX doing when it tries "to connect to the server"? >> >> I desperately need to run OpenDX, but I can't do anything as >> it is now.
