I download and I am running paraview 3.4.0. I run pvserver on a linux cluster (where a .cas data file to visualize resides) andI run paraview on my Windows laptop. First I tried running: pvserver --use-offscreen-rendering on the server (which has gfx hardware) without setting DISPLAY properly. I got a message that the display was not accessible and that remote rendering would be disabled. I was still able to run paraview on the PC and connect to the server and display the model. 1) In this scenario, is any work at all being done by pvserver, other than providing access to the data file? Next, I set DISPLAY to the gfx head on the server and reran: pvserver --use-offscreen-rendering. I got no messages this time and I again could connect to the server from the PC and display the model on the PC inside paraview. 2. In this scenario, is remote rendering happening on the server? How are things divided between the pvserver and paraview in this case? Finally, I tried running on a server with NO gfx hardware. I set DISPLAY to be the PC. Again I could connect and display the model inside paraview (on the PC) but it runs very slowly. 3. What is the correct way to run pvserver on a server with no gfx hardware and have the server do rendering that is then sent to the client? Thanks
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