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Hi all,

Let's say one installs two graphic cards into a PC. In this case, a
Matrox Mystique and an old S3. Is it posibble to start 2 X-Servers, one
using the Matrox, and one using the S3, on the local machine? (I've
heard about GGI to be able to do that?)

Can anyone give me short tips how to configure XDM so that it runs a
chooser and "looks" for other XDM-servers in the local net?

Another question (off topic here, but maybe someone helps me out): In
normal behaviour, "rsh <host> -e <command>" would use the Username from
the local machine to login at the remote machine. It requests the
password for the user on the remote machine then. In my local network,
where security is not the essential thing, I would like to define users
who can enter the remote machine through rsh without a password, so that
for example the command "rsh <host> -e netscape" is executed immediatly
if the user exists on the remote system. I've read the manpages, and I
feel it has something to do with "Kerberos" authentification, but I
did'nt find out more. Anyone with advices?

Thanks
Holger

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Quote:> Let's say one installs two graphic cards into a PC. In this case, a
> Matrox Mystique and an old S3. Is it posibble to start 2 X-Servers,
> one using the Matrox, and one using the S3, on the local machine?
> (I've heard about GGI to be able to do that?)

Quote:> In my local network, where security is not the essential thing, I
> would like to define users who can enter the remote machine through
> rsh without a password, so that for example the command "rsh <host>
> -e netscape" is executed immediatly if the user exists on the remote
> system.

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