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For every X server you want scologin to manage, you must add an entry to the /usr/lib/X11/scologin/Xservers file. This file should include entries for additional displays on the local machine and entries for displays on remote machines.
Entries in the Xservers file use the following format:
display_name [display_class] display_type [startup_command]
The various segments of the format are described below:
hostname specifies the name of the machine to
which the display is connected. If you omit hostname,
the display on the current machine is assumed.
:display_number
specifies the number of the display you want to use.
screen_number specifies the number of the screen
on the display that you want to use.
For example, to manage a local display on /dev/tty03 that is not yet running and a display on another SCO system named scooter, include the following lines in the /usr/lib/X11/scologin/Xservers file:
1 :0 local /usr/bin/X11/X :0 -crt /dev/tty03 2 scooter:1 foreign
In this example, :0
on line 1 and
scooter:1
on line 2 are the
display_name. Also, local
on
line 1 and foreign
on line 2 are
display_type.
/usr/bin/X11/X :0 -crt /dev/tty03
is the
startup_command.
The -crt option associates the X server with
a particular console multiscreen, in this case /dev/tty03.
The scooter:1 foreign
entry indicates that you
want scologin to manage the second X server
running on the remote machine, scooter.