I search the value of the variable DISPLAY when i use the consol of my AIX.
Thanks a lot
Pascal PLEIS
I search the value of the variable DISPLAY when i use the consol of my AIX.
Thanks a lot
Pascal PLEIS
bach.klm.nl:0.0
or
152.26.37.19:0.0
You also can use your loopback adres on your graphical console 127.0.0.2:0.0
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>I search the value of the variable DISPLAY when i use the consol of my AIX.
>Thanks a lot
>Pascal PLEIS
(1) Unix domain sockets
(2) TCP domain sockets
(3) Shared Memory Sockets
Unix domain sockets is a mechanism that has been inherited from the MIT as
the default transport mechanism. TCP sockets are used on the RISC
System/6000
when the application (client) being run is on a remote machine. Shared
Memory
Sockets are a newly developed mechanism that was designed specifically for
X server performance gains.
The Shared Memory Sockets mechanism was developed to increase performance
of
the transfer of data from the client application (through Xlib) to the X
server. The standard communication mechanism for local X clients is UNIX
domain sockets. This design provides a set of services to facilitate the
use
of shared memory as a protocol transport mechanism for local clients."
.
.
.
"DISPLAY is an existing environment variable. It is commonly manipulated by
X aficionados. This variable is used to specify the connection to a
specific
X server. It can specify any number of either a local or remote X servers.
By
default DISPLAY is set to ":disp.scr". This convention specifies that the
user would like to connect to the X server specified by "disp.scr" and use
the fastest available transport method (in our case, SMT). If the DISPLAY
variable is set to "unix:disp.scr" then Unix domain sockets are used. If
it
is set to "hostname:disp.scr" then TCP sockets are used to transport the
data
to the X server."
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Regards,
Alex Robinson
>bach.klm.nl:0.0
>or
>152.26.37.19:0.0
>You also can use your loopback adres on your graphical console
127.0.0.2:0.0
>--------------------------------------------------
>>I search the value of the variable DISPLAY when i use the consol of my
AIX.
>>Thanks a lot
>>Pascal PLEIS
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