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Hello,

I'm having a problem with OpenWindows 2.0, SunOS 4.1.1 running
on Sun ELC's and an IPX. All the machines mount the /usr/openwin
from one single disk, so the software is identical.

Lets name the machine where openwindows runs "sun1" and another
machine "sun2". On sun1 I do:

sun1% xhost +sun2
.. being added to access control list
sun1% rsh sun2 /usr/openwin/bin/xview/clock -display sun1:0

A few moments later the clock process terminates and the sun1 console
shows an error message:

Process: 0x262f68 (X Listener %socketl6000)   Error: stackunderflow
Stack:
Executing: 'pop'
At: {packedarray{4} 'stopped' 'pop' *'pop' 'closefile' 'dup' (r) 'file'}
In: {... 4 'index' append 'put' packedarray{8} *'loop'}

This happens on 2 ELC's and an IPX every time when a non-local running
application tries to contact the server. On 2 other ELC's and an SLC,
all runs without problems! Remember that *all* the machines are executing
from the *same* /usr/openwin-disk (via NFS) and are running the *same* OS.

Anyone knows what is going on here? Any hints welcome.

Christoph Baumhof
e-mail: ae60@rz.uni-karlsruhe.de