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From: Richard Toren <rpt@sso.wdl.lmco.com>
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Michel;
  In the X11R5 /contrib directory is a set of programs called 'xmon'.
This is an X protocol analizer / displayer. It disappeared from the
X11R6 stuff (or moved and changed names).

You probably can find it at ftp.x.org



On Mon, 28 Oct 1996, Michel Beausejour wrote:

> Is there a program ,which will let me see the requests send to my
> Xserver, cause i have 
> two workstations and i can't start a certain application from a third
> one sending the display 
> to the other workstation.
> 
> ws(3) start the application >send his display to ws(1) -works fine
> ws(3) start the application >send his display to ws(2) -no go the
> application dies on ws(3) with a signal (11) no message on console on
> both ws(3-2)
> 
> ws(2) and ws(3) has the same libraries,same Xserver,same window
> manager,same os release
> 
> Any help will be greatly appreciated.
> Thanks
> Michel Beausejour
> 
> P.S xhost has bee done in case you wonder.
> 

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