Thanks mate, that was a real help!

If the event that anyone stumbles across this  thread having the same
problem in the future, the grep command gave me the exact output for what to
add after the command "export E_IPC_SOCKET="; ignore the |0 or \|0 at the
end of the filename as it appears in the terminal, but you must include both
digits (probably ":0.0") for the display number; I had been confused by the
error message and never found the right combination.

Thanks again!
jxn


On Sat, Mar 28, 2009 at 13:33, Andreas Martens <andr...@nodreams.com> wrote:

>  I hit this problem recently, you need to set E_IPC_SOCKET
>
> e.g.: export E_IPC_SOCKET=/tmp/enlightenmment-<username>/disp-:0.0-<pid>
>
> Your shell should autocomplete it as you type if you're heavy on the Tab
> key
> ;-)
>
> You can also "grep IPC ~/.xsession-errors" and you should be able to see
> what to set it to.
>
> cheers,
>
> tweek
>
> 2009/3/28 Jackson <jack...@objectivelytrue.com>
>
> > Hello,
> > I'm having problems using enlightenment_remote from a virtual terminal.
>  If
> > I issue the command enlightenment_remote from the vt prompt (not xterm,
> > eterm, etc--they work fine), I get an error "The E_IPC_SOCKET environment
> > variable is not set.  This is Exported by Enlightenment to all processes
> > that it launches.  This environment variable must be set and must point
> to
> > Enlightenment's IPC socket file (minus port number).  ERROR:
> > Enlightenment_remote cannot set up the IPC socket.  Try setting
> DISPLAY=:0
> > in your environment."
> >
> > Anyway, I tried adding the line "DISPLAY=:0" to /etc/environment (I'm
> using
> > ubuntu) and restarting the vt, but I haven't had any success.  Any
> guesses
> > on what else to try?  I need some way to restart e from a vt when it
> > freezes.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Jxn
> >
> > --
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