'[kde-linux] dcopserver - problem with sharing an kde-desktop'

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List:       kde-linux
Subject:    [kde-linux] dcopserver - problem with sharing an kde-desktop
From:       "C. Drechsle" <claudia.drechsle () kuechler ! ch>
Date:       2002-01-30 9:26:16
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For our network-project I'm testing a thin client that has no harddisk and should \
work with the applications of a linux server through an embedded Liunx named eLux. \
From this thin client it is possible to start a kde on a remote server with the \
XDM-protocol. That works.
But if the KDE on the server is already in use, the remote-user receives the message:

could not read network connection list
// .DCOPserver_kch145_TC148:1
check... "dcopserver" ...runing.

Now Im looking for documentation to the dcopserver. 

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<DIV><FONT face=Arial><FONT size=2>For our network-project I'm testing a thin 
client that has no harddisk and should work with the applications of a linux 
server through an embedded Liunx named eLux. From this thin client it is 
possible to start a kde on a remote server with the XDM-protocol.<BR>That 
works.<BR>But if the KDE on the server is already in use, the remote-user 
receives the message:<BR><BR>could not read network connection list<BR>// 
.DCOPserver_kch145_TC148:1</FONT></FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>check... "dcopserver" ...runing.</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Now Im looking for documentation to the dcopserver. 
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