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From: greg@eemips.tamu.edu (Greg Economides)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.x
Subject: Problem with xtrek
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Date: 10 Aug 90 20:52:04 GMT
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I tried to send this message to the address given in the README for
this latest (I hope) version of xtrek.  The mailer does not know
'unix.eta.com' nor does it know 'eta.com' so I am posting my message
here.

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From greg Thu Aug  9 16:02:33 1990
To: ddickey@unix.eta.com
Subject: getting xtrek up and running

Dan:

I hope that it is not too much difficulty for you to take a couple of 
minutes and see if you can figure out what my problem is with making
xtrek run on my system.

Vitals:  Sun386i, X11R4, xtrek 1.2

I have built the executables as directed in the READMEs.  The only thing
that I changed is the destination directories.  Instead of /usr/games/lib/xtrek
I use /usr/bin/X11/games/lib/xtrek.  Permissions seem to be set correctly.
I restarted inetd as prescribed (even tried rebooting, to no avail).

One warning...I got three warnings during compilation having to do with
some constants (I believe...they were in ALL CAPS) being redefined.

Problem:  when trying to run xtrek I get a "Connection refused" message
from the server.  This occurs when trying to run xtrek from the console 
of the server or from an X terminal.

Any suggestions??  Thanks for any insight.  I am quite familiar with
this machine, but not that much of a network guru.

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Can anyone out there help??

Peace,
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Greg Economides             Internet:  greg@zadok.tamu.edu
Texas A&M University                   greg@eemips.tamu.edu