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Description of problem: I am using an external fontserver and configured xorg-x11 with | FontPath "tcp/font-server.ultra.csn.tu-chemnitz.de.:7100" ('font-server' is another machine connected by ethernet) After some time (or arbitrary actions), the connection seems to break and 'xlsfonts' does not find fonts anymore: | $ xlsfonts | wc | 6910 11524 421440 ... doing something (starting programs, moving windows) ... | $ xlsfonts |wc | xlsfonts: pattern "*" unmatched | 0 0 0 After a recovery with 'xset fp= /usr/../fonts && xset fp default' things are working for a short time until the disconnect occurs again. The xfs fontserver seems to be ok: it is still alive after sending a last TCP packet and waits for a response from the Xserver (which does not respond). Neither the XFS-, nor the Xserver gives any error-message or warning. This seems to be related with the TCP setup: when running XFS locally with the same settings+font-data, but 'unix/:7100', I can not reproduce it anymore. The same setup (with the TCP-fontpath) worked fine with XFree86-4.3.0-64 and previous versions; I see the problems since the change to xorg-x11. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): xorg-x11-6.7.0-0.5
Created attachment 99657 [details] /etc/X11/fs/config
Created attachment 99658 [details] /etc/X11/XF86Config
Created attachment 99659 [details] /var/log/Xorg.0.log sorry... running of official Fedora packages (xorg-x11 + 2.6 kernel) is not possible
If this problem can be reproduced and confirmed on a Fedora Core 2 test3 or later updated system using our official binary packages and kernel 2.6.x, we can troubleshoot this problem a bit deeper. Alternatively, if you're unable to use FC2 with kernel 2.6.x on this particular system, it would be just as useful to have confirmation of the problem on a different system or from other Fedora Core users which are using an official Fedora Core 2 kernel and binary rpms. Once this is confirmed, please attach the same data as above to the report from the system that is able to reproduce the problem. This data will be useful for comparison with the above data, and may shed additional light into the issue as well. Another thing that has occured to me which may be useful, is wether or not there is a firewall or router between the font server machine and the client machine, and wether or not the traffic is going through IP masquerading or other NAT? Thanks in advance.