
The option to auto-start a server does not work well on SunRays.
It spawns the nasd process fine, but does not pass it a listen argument.
So if (as is the case here) the -laudio is trying to connect to 
a server from $DISPLAY (say :27.0) then even though the server starts,
it is listening on :0 so connect still fails.

Can anyone see why the connection number expected cannot be passed down, 
either as command line or by "exporting" DISPLAY/AUDIOSERVER to the nasd
process (and have it honour those).

Also what is the simplest way to make nas install itself in /usr/local/*
rather than what /usr/openwin's configure suggests?

It would also be nice to be able to build nas with gcc rather than 
waiting in license queue for a 'cc' license... - but that is another 
whole can of worms.


-- 
Nick Ing-Simmons <nik@tiuk.ti.com>
Via, but not speaking for: Texas Instruments Ltd.


