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From: garyo@THINK.COM (Gary Oberbrunner)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.x
Subject: X startup stangeness
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Date: 9 Jan 90 03:51:29 GMT
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Every so often, when I'm starting up my server (vanilla X11R4, color Sun
4/110, gwm 1.5.1.5), I get the following message from one or more of my
clients:

Xlib:  warning, client built for newer rev (11) than server (0)!
Xlib:  connection to "unix:0.0" refused by server
Xlib:  yellowWunix:0.0H

The last message of the three is always some different garbage.  In this
case, the messages came from xload, but I see them from various clients.
Normally, all these applications work fine, and about 50% of the time X
comes up fine for me.  I start up 11 clients immediately on startup, as the
gwm is getting going.  This loads the machine down a bit.  But what could
make the server tell the client that it is Rev 0???

I also get some sporadic toolkit messages along the same lines, in the same
conditions:

X Toolkit Error: Can't Open display

etc.

Any ideas?  I've sent this both to xpert and gwm-bugs, in case it's some
kind of window manager interaction.

				AdvThanksance,

				Gary Oberbrunner
				Thinking Machines Corporation
				245 First St
				Cambridge, MA 02142
				garyo@think.com