Can not connect with Krdc with host running XGL

When I try to connect to a SuSE 10.1 box on my home network with xgl and
compiz running, the krdc client on my non-xgl desktop reports that no X
server is running on the xgl box. How can I connect the two?

It might help if I mention that ssh +X also fails. It reports that ^c
requires an option. (I forget the exact statement and I am at work on a XP
machine)

kseise wrote:
> When I try to connect to a SuSE 10.1 box on my home network with xgl and
> compiz running, the krdc client on my non-xgl desktop reports that no X
> server is running on the xgl box. How can I connect the two?
>
> It might help if I mention that ssh +X also fails. It reports that ^c
> requires an option. (I forget the exact statement and I am at work on a XP
> machine)
>
>

Well first of all I think RDC would freak out over the OpenGL effects,
which is probably why it doesn't work. You can always set up a second
non-3d desktop in GDM/KDM and connect to that however.

--
Justin Grote
Novell Support Connection Sysop
Network Architect
JWG Networks

Thanks for the reply. Your response makes perfect sense. I just needed
validation that I am not going crazy on this one.

krdc can open a vnc to host:1 but not host:0 I think this is what you mean
by setting up the non-3d desktop.


"Justin Grote [SysOp]" <jgrote@jwgnetworks.com> wrote in message
news:HcQsg.865$kY1.98@prv-forum2.provo.novell.com...
> kseise wrote:
>> When I try to connect to a SuSE 10.1 box on my home network with xgl and
>> compiz running, the krdc client on my non-xgl desktop reports that no X
>> server is running on the xgl box. How can I connect the two?
>>
>> It might help if I mention that ssh +X also fails. It reports that ^c
>> requires an option. (I forget the exact statement and I am at work on a
>> XP
>> machine)
>>
>>
>
> Well first of all I think RDC would freak out over the OpenGL effects,
> which is probably why it doesn't work. You can always set up a second
> non-3d desktop in GDM/KDM and connect to that however.
>
> --
> Justin Grote
> Novell Support Connection Sysop
> Network Architect
> JWG Networks