hi dirk,
happy to see that we share problems. I was afraid that you were running
put od 2004's troubles :-)
anyway. 
I made a little netstat, just to check the internal coms af my machine
and here is what i got out:

tcp    1    0 client4:36267    client4:36270     CLOSE_WAIT
tcp    0    0 client4:36270    client4:36267     FIN_WAIT2

Am i wrong or the two programs are chatting on different ports? May the
problem lye in this port mismatch? Where can i assign manually com
ports?

Thx enrico

>       Hi Enrico,
> 
> On Mon, 2005-01-03 at 11:18, Enrico Borrione wrote:
> > hi all,
> > new year, old problems. 
> > I am trying to set up a little cluster application, 
> > and right now i am simply studying the opensg tutorials.
> > In particular i've built the 12ClusterServer.cpp and the
> > 13ClusterClient.cpp programs, curious to see them running.
> > Both executables are made and seems to work, but when i 
> > follow the instructions:
> > 
> > ./12ClusterServer -geometry 300x300+200+100 -m -w test1 &
> > ./12ClusterServer -geometry 300x300+500+100 -m -w test2 &
> > ./13ClusterClient -m -fData/tie.wrl test1 test2
> > 
> > the programs seem to hang. 
> > The client mini-window opens but freezes immediately and on the console
> > appears this warning:
> > 
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tutorials]$ ./12ClusterServer -geometry 300x300+500+100
> > -m -w test2 &
> > [5] 5789
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tutorials]$ WARNING: Window::reinitializeGLObject: id is
> > 0!
> > WARNING: Window::reinitializeGLObject: id is 0!
> > WARNING: Window::getFunctionByName: Couldn't get function
> > 'glColorTableSGI' for
> > Window 0x81d33e8.
> >  
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tutorials]$ ./13ClusterClient -m -fData/tie.wrl test1
> > test2
> > WARNING: Window::reinitializeGLObject: id is 0!
> > WARNING: Window::reinitializeGLObject: id is 0!
> > test1
> > test2
> > 
> > what's up? is my X bad configured? I had some troubles in the past with
> > the stereo tweaking, but i am not that sure where the problem lyes...
> > thanks everybody, enrico
> 
> You can ignore these warnings, they are remnants of old code and don't
> appear in the current version any more.
> 
> But I'm sorry to say I can reproduce your problem, it doesn't work for
> me either. :((
> 
> Marcus, can you check that please?
> 
> Thanks
> 
>       Dirk
> 
> 
> 
> 
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