🚀 go-pugleaf

Klimes George wrote:
> 
> --
>  "  Fatal server error:
>    xf86Enable IOPort: Failed to set IOPL for I/O
>    _X11TransSocketUNIXConnect: Cant't connect: errno= 61 giving up
>    xinit: Connection refused (errno 61 ): unable to connect to X server
>    xinit: no such process (errno 3 ): Server error   "

Looks like you might have removed the setuid bit for the server.

The iopl is a priveledged syscall that only uid 0 can run.  You (as a 
lowly user) can't run that command.

Cross check with another machine and you might find out  what is going on.
Also there is a RPM option that will verify that files are installed properly.
Do man rpm

>   "  YPBINDPRO_DOMAIN: No server for domain ( none )  "
>   I get this message even before  I login. When I ran " top "
>   my CPU usage was nearly 500% (?!?).  I also noticed
>    that the portmap is multiplying with unprecedented zeal.
>

If you are not using yp (or NIS or whatever you want to call it) you
should remove the links in /etc/rc.d/rc[23].d for anything that looks
yp related.

Alternatively use tksysv as root and look at the bigger picture.

Or you can configure yp properly and it should fail cleanly.

Matt