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I use FreeBSD(i.e. no Linux), but I think there's little difference
between them in these problems.

In <7kqqos$6a5$1@knot.queensu.ca>,
3srf@qlink.queensu.ca wrote:
> I am having difficulty getting Japanese support working under Red Hat 6.0.  
> I downloaded and installed the following packages:
> 
>   kinput2-v2fix5alpha1-4.i386.rpm

FYI: kinput2's latest is now v3.0.
	(I don't know about rpm package, though)

> Yet, when "wnn" attempts to start, it aborts with the following error:
> 
>   Starting Wnn4 server: 
>   Nihongo Multi Client Server (4.20)
>   : can't bind inet-socket

Any old /tmp/jd_sock* like socket's remaining before running jserver?
How about wnnstat(1) message?

> If I try to run "kinput2 -wnn" to enable my FEP, I get the following error
> (as one would expect, given the failure of Wnn to run):
> 
>   Warning: ccWnn Object: can't connect to jserver
>   Warning: ccWnn Object: can't connect to jserver

If jserver is running(check by wnnstat command),
and specifying JSERVER like "kinput2 -wnn -jserver localhost"
still doesn't work, please post again.
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