by Hello people,
OS: AIX 4.?
System: RISC 6000
Environment: dtsession (windows login)
Beef: For apparantly not reason at all, I am getting logged out
of my dtsession while I am in the middle of working. This
has happened only twice today and there have been no prior
occurances of this problem.
In each case, I lost a half-hour of good work (you get on
a roll and forget to save sometimes). There is an error
in my home directory in the ~/.dt/errorlog.old (file from
previous session) and ~/.dt/errorlog.older (file from
session before previous).
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begin error from errorlog.old
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Thu Jan 16 10:10:32 1997
Workspace Manager: Unable to read bitmap file Dtxterm.l
Thu Jan 16 12:11:25 1997
dtsession: Unable to lock display. Another application may have the pointer
or keyboard grabbed.
Thu Jan 16 12:59:21 1997
Workspace Manager: Unable to read bitmap file Dtxterm.l
Thu Jan 16 13:40:26 1997
Workspace Manager: I/O error on display:: :0.0
Thu Jan 16 13:40:27 1997
dtsession: Connection to server lost - exiting.
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end error from errorlog.old
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begin error from errolog.older
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Thu Jan 16 08:47:27 1997
Workspace Manager: Unable to read bitmap file Dtxterm.l
Thu Jan 16 08:47:43 1997
Workspace Manager: Unable to read bitmap file Dtxterm.l
Thu Jan 16 08:55:55 1997
Workspace Manager: I/O error on display:: :0.0
Thu Jan 16 08:55:57 1997
dtsession: Connection to server lost - exiting.
Thu Jan 16 08:55:48 1997
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end error from errolog.older
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I don't feel the "Unable to read bitmap file Dtxterm.l" is related, and
I don't know which directory it's trying to read that file from or for what
reason.
My main problem is, I don't know what to check on this system to begin
narrowing down the possibilities of what is causing this problem. I would
really appreciate any and all assistance toward this end.
Thanks in advance. :)
----Erin
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