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1) Questions and Answers : Unix/Linux : Show Graphics button gives no response (Message 25835)
Posted 4 Jan 2007 by old_user213155
Post:
I also have the problem that the \'Show Graphics\' button gives no response.
I am using Debian Linux \'Etch\' release.
The BOINC client and server are otherwise working fine, doing their calculations and reporting the results. (BOINC manager version 5.4.11)

I would still like to see the visualisation graphics though.

NB: I have tried doing Run \"xhost localhost\", but this did not affect things.
Has anyone else managed to get the graphics working under Debian Linux?

Regards,
Nick Lee


Problem Solved!
See http://wiki.debian.org/BOINC
Quoted Below...

Graphics

Graphics are supported, but they won\'t show up by default. The X display needs to be accessible to the BOINC graphics processes in order to see the interesting graphics for, e.g., Einstein@Home, and it isn\'t by default.

Your X display can be made accessible to all local UNIX socket connections, including the ones from BOINC, by running

xhost +local:

This is generally safe on single-user machines, though not ideal. It is a bad idea on multi-user machines, so don\'t do it there.

Then, the \"Show graphics\" button in boincmgr, or the --result ... graphics_window option to boinc_cmd, will actually work. Unfortunately, when it doesn\'t work because of failed X authorization, it does not report the error back to boinc_cmd or boinc_mgr, and the only trace of the error is in some log file in the result directory /var/lib/boinc-client/slots/<whatever>
2) Questions and Answers : Unix/Linux : Show Graphics button gives no response (Message 25831)
Posted 3 Jan 2007 by old_user213155
Post:
I also have the problem that the \'Show Graphics\' button gives no response.
I am using Debian Linux \'Etch\' release.
The BOINC client and server are otherwise working fine, doing their calculations and reporting the results. (BOINC manager version 5.4.11)

I would still like to see the visualisation graphics though.

NB: I have tried doing Run \"xhost localhost\", but this did not affect things.
Has anyone else managed to get the graphics working under Debian Linux?

Regards,
Nick Lee




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