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<0> i started to using it on wednesday
<1> no no, when he said s/use/sure he was correcting his type
<1> lol
<1> you'll get used to it
<2> yea :p
<0> so i try the openoffice comand aggain now?
<2> try DISPLAY=:5 xhost + (without the a)
<2> and DISPLAY=:5 openoffice as next
<0> -bash: DISPLAY:5: command not found
<0> oh the equals
<2> right
<0> openoffice comand not found i will try typen the fullpath to soffice
<0> DISPLAY=:5 /usr/libxhost: unable to open display ":5"
<0> i try to type the fullpath but before i can the shell prompt come back
<3> why are you trying to open 5?
<3> the default is 0?
<0> I want a dumb X
<2> did you kill the Xvfb or is it still running?
<3> even dumb x
<4> then start a dumb X without access control
<3> still 0
<0> i guess it still running
<2> shadowrunnerscs used Xvfb :5 as i understand it
<3> the only time you generally should offset it is for tunneling
<3> and then the tunnel should handle the offset
<0> i will kill and call it again just for be sure
<0> kill Xvfb -bash: kill: Xvfb: arguments must be process or job IDs
<2> use killall
<0> so i guess it is killed right?
<2> no
<0> killall X?
<2> killall Xvfb
<0> [root@oxsirti-server ~]# killall Xvfb
<0> Xvfb: no process killed
<4> how did you start that dumb X?
<2> so it's not running
<0> Xvfb :5
<2> did you use ^C on it later?
<2> that kills it
<0> i'm not sure i guess i did to paste it here
<2> use Xvfb :5 &; DISPLAY=:5 xhost + ; DISPLAY=:5 openofficewhatever
<0> oh no i did it to get out from the warning screans
<4> try -ac
<0> -bash: syntax error near unexpected token `;'
<4> &; isn't valid
<4> it's either & or ;
<4> not both
<0> ok thanks
<4> now, try -ac to disable access control
<2> ah
<2> use enter instead of ;
<0> Could not init font path element /usr/share/X11/fonts/OTF, removing from list!
<0> Could not init font path element /usr/share/X11/fonts/CID/, removing from list!
<0> FreeFontPath: FPE "/usr/share/X11/fonts/misc/" refcount is 2, should be 1; fixing.
<0> -bash: :5: command not found
<0> ok i will do with enter
<2> well, Xvfb should be running now
<4> Xvfb -ac :5 & DISPLAY=5 xterm
<2> Xvfb -ac and Xvfb; xhost + are the same thing
<4> mine is easier :-)
<0> ah i guess it did'nt made nothing
<0> but i will try again
<2> :p
<0> ok 5 is runnin coz when i tryed to use it it said it
<0> so i will just give the office commands
<0> ok put the commands a new line with the marker blinking
<0> i guess it isn't doing nothing.......
<2> what commands?
<0> i will paste on that site
<2> what was the last command in the line?
<0> http://www.pastebin.ca/343014
<2> ok, soffice is probably doing something
<2> or displaying some window and waiting for confirmation
<0> was i used ctrl c to get everything
<0> i will se if it converted the file
<0> didn't converted but the screen in the server is okay
<2> how long does soffice normally take to load and do the conversion?
<0> when i runt it on windows it converted a 41 pages files in pdf and then each page in jpeg in 27 seconds
<0> this one page file with the display takes 2 seconds to became a pdf(the anvil.odt)
<2> did you wait 27 seconds before ^C'ing it?
<2> oh ok
<2> you can Xvnc instead of Xvfb (same syntax) if you want to see what soffice is displaying
<0> No because i'm just converting a simple file and only to pdf
<0> i could see it on putty?
<0> or i have to do that on the server?
<2> no, with vnc
<5> ancker, Sorry I was on the phone, here's more: melsatch, gourdtote
<0> Ok i will see that on the server be right back(thanks for all the help so far man)
<2> if you want to see it on the server, you should run X
<2> not Xvfb, which swallows the display
<0> so i run startx and Xvnc?
<2> Xvnc if you want to connect with vnc, X if you want to see it on the server, Xvfb if you want no output
<2> don't use startx
<0> ok so i will use Xvnc on putty
<0> killall x?
<2> killall Xvfb i guess
<6> somebody can help me how to make internet alarm connection?
<4> Dj-avu: what is a connection to an Internet Alarm?
<4> is that a service you can join?
<6> i need some tool
<0> [root@oxsirti-server ~]# DISPLAY=:5 /usr/lib/openoffice.org2.0/program/soffice "macro:///Conversion.Module1.Test(/root/desktop/anvil,odt)" -headless
<0> Set DISPLAY environment variable, use -display option
<0> or check permissions of your X-Server
<0> (See "man X" resp. "man xhost" for details)
<0> [1]+ Exit 1 Xvnc :05
<6> to detect ping conection
<6> if timeout then alarm on
<7> Do not paste crap in this channel. If you have things that you want us to see, put it all in a pastebin and then point us to the resulting URL on the web site. You can use http://pastebin.ca http://nomorepasting.com or http://rafb.net/paste for your convenience.
<0> sorre p3nguin
<2> i don't know if Fedora has Xvnc installed by default
<0> i got a output telling vncext :VNC running !
<0> but got some errors
<0> like error opening security policy file /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/xserver/SecurityPolicy
<0> i don't know i guess is the permissions again
<3> balrog-kun, by default no
<3> it is in the extras packages
<3> you can install it with pirut, or yumex
<0> Cancel but i guess it was installed because got this output vncext: VNC extension running!
<3> when it is installed its on display 0
<0> got this also vncext: created VNC server for screen 0
<3> thats fine
<3> I"m telling you its not checked by default
<3> if you chose it to be installed then it obviously would be
<0> huuum....
<3> how it is out the box though doesnt exactly work
<3> you have to set the vncp***wd and set the vnc options in the xorg.conf
<0> huum ok i will find that so
<0> huum couldn't find it is usually in which directory?
<3> /etc/X11
<0> found it thanks
<2> Xvnc -geometry 640x480 works without xorg.conf for me
<3> two things to note
<3> Load "vnc"
<3> thats in the modules section
<3> Option "p***wordFile" "/root/.vnc/p***wd"
<3> thats in the screen section
<0> well i guess i wan't change the p***word so, i don't wanna more complications than i already ahve
<0> and theorically i just need the Xvfb
<2> can you use plain X on the server?
<3> i'm on fc6 now
<3> been using this config sucessfully since rh9
<3> just how you do it on redhat
<0> it was a question for me balrog?
<2> shadowrunnerscs: yeah, do you have a monitor connected?
<0> yes
<3> doesnt matter if a monitor is connected still works headless
<0> i want to connect openoffice headless
<2> you could just replace Xvfb with X then and see what openoffice is displaying, then use Xvfb when you get it working
<2> Cancel: yeah, but you can't see what it's displaying with one
<0> its like when i run with X
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