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NAME
xktalk - AppleTalk Management for The X Window System
SYNOPSIS
/usr/etc/appletalk/xktalk [ -notroot ] [ -toolkitoption ...
]
DESCRIPTION
The program xktalk is an X11/Motif client that allows a user
to check the status of a K-Talk installation and run other
Xinet X11 clients on a UNIX system. It also allows the
super-user to change the license and/or configuration for a
K-Talk installation. See the K-Talk Administrator's Guide
for more information on running xktalk.
The only option xktalk accepts that is not an X Toolkit
option is -notroot. When a user other than the super-user
(root) runs xktalk, they are prompted to supply the super-
user password if they want system-administrator privileges.
If the -notroot option is given on xktalk's command line,
that prompt dialog box will not appear, and xktalk will be
unprivileged.
This program should not be run when X server resources are
not available to it. The default english resources are
usually in the file /usr/lib/X11/app-defaults/Xinet, but may
be elsewhere depending on your X server and user
environment. This is a locale-aware program and will serve
any locale for which there is a /usr/lib/X11/locale/app-
defaults/Xinet file. These resources may also be made
available via the xrdb(1) program. You will know if the
resources have been properly initialized if the lower-
right-most button in the main window is labeled ``Exit'' (or
the non-english equivalent) instead of ``Quit.''
In addition to the standard set of Toolkit and Motif
resources, xktalk accepts a few additional resources that
reset internal table limits. Any of these default values
might already be overridden in the Xinet application
defaults file. Each of these resources should be set given
the name ``xktalk.resource''. Any of these default values
might already be overridden in the Xinet application
defaults file.
Resource Default
Name Value Internal table it controls
notRoot False boolean equivalent to the -notroot option
maxObjects 600 Services (network objects) viewable in browser
atlogSize 8192 Bytes displayed from the K-Talk log file
objectField 25 width of object names shown in browser
typeField 20 width of object types shown in browser
zoneField 18 width of zone names shown in browser
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Each of the Field resources limits the number of characters
that can be displayed in each name in the browser's
AppleTalk services list. There is always one extra space
placed between each field.
WIDGETS
Xktalk is built using the X Toolkit and Motif widgets, and
therefore accepts the standard set of command-line options
that most Toolkit programs accept. See the X Toolkit and
Motif library manuals for more information about the
resources needed to control the appearance of the widgets in
this application.
An overall view of the major widget structure of xktalk is
listed below (many of the hidden Motif subclasses are not
shown). Indentation indicates hierarchical structure. The
widget class name is given first, followed by the widget
instance name.
Xinet xinet
XmRowColumn main
XmLabelGadget <language-specific, from xktalk.lang_str.TitleStr>
XmRowColumn prog_rc
XmPushButtonGadget ktalk
XmPushButtonGadget xkspool
XmPushButtonGadget xkas
XmPushButtonGadget xfpo
XmPushButtonGadget xkfs
XmRowColumn logo_rc
XmRowColumn info_rc
XmLabelGadget <language-specific, from xktalk.lang_str.hardware_id>
XmLabelGadget licstate
XmRowColumn mainbtn
XmPushButtonGadget EnterNewLicense
XmPushButtonGadget EMailLicense
XmPushButtonGadget Quit
XmSeparator lower
XmLabelGadget copyright
XmDrawingArea logo
XmSelectionBoxDialog license
XmSelectionBoxDialog serial
XmSelectionBoxDialog user
XmMessageBoxDialog ask
XmMessageBoxDialog mainerr
Xinet xktalk
XmForm browser
XmBulletinBoard constraint
XmPushButton Object
XmPushButton Type
XmPushButton Zone
XmPushButton NetNode
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XmTextField object
XmTextField type
XmRowColumn typelist
XmPushButtonGadget AllTypes
XmPushButtonGadget [ each pre-defined object type ]
XmRowColumn typemenu
XmCascadeButtonGadget typemenu
XmRowColumn allzonelist
XmMegaButton allzones
XmRowColumn allzonemenu
XmCascadeButtonGadget allzonemenu
XmTextField net
XmTextField node
XmScrolledWindow thelist
XmList thelist
XmRowColumn browsebtn
XmPushButtonGadget log
XmPushButtonGadget config
XmPushButtonGadget restart (for the super-user only)
XmPushButtonGadget shutdown (for the super-user only)
XmPushButtonGadget close
XmPromptDialog beroot
XmFormDialog atlog
XmLabelGadget mainLabel
XmPushButtonGadget Dismiss
XmText logview
XmFormDialog ktconfig
XmRowColumn interface_rc
XmLabelGadget <languge-specific, from xktalk.lang_str.ATconfigNI>
XmRowColumn iflist
XmPushButtonGadget [ each network interface ]
XmRowColumn ifmenu (configured as an option menu)
XmLabelGadget ifstate
XmToggleButtonGadget ConfiguredForAT
XmToggleButtonGadget PrimaryATInt (if more than one IF)
XmRowColumn net_rc (for the super-user only)
XmLabelGadget NWnumRange
XmTextField netlow
XmLabelGadget thru
XmTextField nethigh
XmLabelGadget LocalZones
XmForm zmaint
XmScrolledList seedzones
XmPushButtonGadget Create
XmPushButtonGadget Delete
XmSeparator upper (for the super-user only)
XmLabelGadget RoutingMode (for the super-user only)
XmRadioBox mode_rb (for the super-user only)
XmToggleButtonGadget ``Route only when no other router ... ''
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XmToggleButtonGadget ``Act as the seed router''
XmToggleButtonGadget ``Do not route at all''
XmToggleButtonGadget DontPassNames
XmRowColumn zone_rc (for the super-user only)
XmLabelGadget LocalZName
XmRowColumn zonemenu_pm
XmMegaButton zonemenu
XmRowColumn zonemenu_mb (as MENU_BAR)
XmCascadeButtonGadget zonemenu_cb
XmTextField zoneinput
XmSeparator lower
XmPushButtonGadget Dismiss (for the super-user, Cancel)
XmPushButtonGadget save (for the super-user only)
XmPromptDialog newzone
XmMessageBoxDialog kterr
FILES
/usr/etc/appletalk/services
File where K-Talk configuration is
kept. On SGIs and Solaris (SunOS
5.2 or later) this is a symbolic
link to the real file, which is in
/usr/adm/appletalk.
/usr/adm/appletalk/at_log
Log file for AppleTalk errors.
SEE ALSO
X(1), atinit(1m), atservices(1m), and the K-Talk
Administrator's Guide
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