I reiterate in a more concise manner my last posting which remains still unanswered.
I use an Unix VNC viewer (3.3.2 VNC binary distribution from the original ORL site on Digital Unix 3.2) to connect to a Unix VNC server ( 3.3.3r1 VNC binary distribution just installed from ftp://public.arl.arizona.edu/pub/sware/vnc-current_osf.tgz under Tru64 4.0g). The VNC server is arranged to send the dtlogin CDE login mask in XDMCP (I hope I got it right, anyhow seems to work). I can type my username and password correctly, but once I'm logged in in my CDE session, all what I type in any terminal window is screwed up. e.g. I type a and get 3, I type x and get 7, I type carriage return and get a comma .... ... it is impossible to work ! Looks an X kbd mapping problem AFTER the login phase. I tried running a "xev", xev works, and it shows the same problem, e.g. key "a" is keycode 38 keysim ox33 which gives "3". How can I fix it ? PS the same viewer works and always worked OK with other VNC servers on Windows, HPUX and Solaris (but I never tried to have CDE dtlogin on them). The viewer on the Tru64 also works fine. The server now gives the same problem also if started without XDCMP (I just installed it, tried it to see it worked ... and I am not sure I tried to type something, just displaying and moving windows around ... and then proceeded to the XDCMP testing) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Lucio Chiappetti - IASF/CNR - via Bassini 15 - I-20133 Milano (Italy) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- "There are no news of scientific discoveries done by administration boards, presidents or directors general" L.Maiani - CERN & INFN - Corriere della Sera 06/02/2003 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- For more info : http://www.mi.iasf.cnr.it/~lucio/personal.html ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- _______________________________________________ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list
