VT220 Emulation on a HP-UX 9000 Unix version 10
Hi folks,
Situation is the following :
Terminal : RF Terminal which emulates VT220
Server: HP-UX 9000
After estabishing a telnet connection from the terminal , I start up my
partition that writes the Escape sequences using ftexec - fi blabla...
Because I write these sequences to the Stdout of my partition ( which is running
on the HP-UX 9000 ) I get the error "Unable to open X Display ':0.0'" . This is
very logical because my terminal isn't an X Windows emulator.
My question is the following : How do I change the Stdout ?
Or is there another solution to this problem ?
Greetings...
[677 byte] By [
] at [2007-11-25 5:00:47]
You need to add to -fi blable -fnw.
The -fnw switch specifies that the client session begins as a
multithreaded partition without opening an X windowing system
connection. All of your output will be displayed to stdout which will
be your terminal. (See page 123 in the system management guide.)
Jeff Nester
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From:Peter Ravijts[SMTP:PRavijts@inetgate.capvolmac.nl]
Sent:Tuesday, August 20, 1996 5:53 AM
To:forte-users
Subject:VT220 Emulation on a HP-UX 9000 Unix version 10
Hi folks,
Situation is the following :
Terminal : RF Terminal which emulates VT220
Server: HP-UX 9000
After estabishing a telnet connection from the terminal , I start up
my
partition that writes the Escape sequences using ftexec - fi
blabla...
Because I write these sequences to the Stdout of my partition ( which
is running
on the HP-UX 9000 ) I get the error "Unable to open X Display ':0.0'"
. This is
very logical because my terminal isn't an X Windows emulator.
My question is the following : How do I change the Stdout ?
Or is there another solution to this problem ?
Greetings...
at 2007-6-29 9:19:28 >
