Tim Jackson wrote:
> There's no problem with compiling, but does eximon not crash on you if you
> do what Jon said?
Tim,
Nope.
> Now he's pointed it out, I find it trivial to reproduce
> by just a shift-left click on the queue panel of eximon on a machine with
> an empty queue.
It's trivial to reproduce if it happens ;) With me it doesn't and never
has. What he also said, though, that his was a vanilla eximon.conf and
mine isn't. All those years ago I didn't like the sizes, so I changed
them. And it's always been the same since.
> Then again, it could be a difference between the X
> libraries in RH7.2 and 7.3.
What they gave me with 7.2 froze my machine up the whole time (on/off
button stuff). The kernel was useless, too, just to give you an example.
I compiled my own.
>
> For the record, I've seen it over at least the last 6 months, probably
> more, on a number of machines running "clean" versions of both RH7.2 and
> 7.3, in each instance with exim/eximon compiled on the actual machine in
> question.
I've changed so much on my machine that it's not really 7.2 any longer.
I used gcc3.0.4 to compile the above. I have self-compiled 3.3 now ...
> The RH7.3 machine with eximon 2.04 I'm trying it on now has XF86-libs
> 4.2.1 installed, if that helps. It also does it on a RH9 machine with
> eximon 2.03/XF86 libs 4.3.0.
This has self-compiled 4.2.0 XF86libs and the machine doesn't freeze any
more. 'strings' on eximon.bin says it's 2.04.
As I said, I just keep copying over my own eximon.conf to Local. I can
send you a 'diff -u exim_monitor/EDITME Local/eximon.conf', if you like,
but all I really did was change the size:
#MIN_HEIGHT=162
MIN_HEIGHT=530
#MIN_WIDTH=103
MIN_WIDTH=780
Best,
--Tonni
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Tony Earnshaw
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