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Updated Jul 09, 2009 by gavin.brock
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Frequently asked questions


I am gettting ./csshX: Permission Denied.

This is most likely to be caused by the csshX script having the wrong permissions. The script must be executable by you.

(Change ./csshX to the path to your copy of csshX)

To check the permissions, do the following

$ ls -l ./csshX 
-rwxr-xr-x 1 user  staff  37921 Apr  9 16:10 csshX

If you are missing the x's then you might want to try:

    chmod 755 ./csshX

I am using a shell other than bash and I am getting errors

csshX uses bash specific commands to avoid polluting your bash history. It will try to test if you are not running bash and disable these commands if necessary.

This checking is not fool-proof, since Termainl.app can be configured to set the shell in many ways.

If you want to use a shell other than bash, the safest and cleanest way is to use the following command:

    chpass

This will let you set your shell system-wide and csshX will be able to detect it reliably.


In bounds mode, I cannot drag my window set to a new Space

Sadly, I cannot currently query what space a window has been moved to, nor move a window to another space. When you drag the master window to the new space, the slaves will not follow. Similarly, if you drag a slave to another space, retiling will not bring it back.


I use transparent terminal windows and "enable" mode makes them opaque

It's not possible to set (or return to a previous setting) of Terminal.app window transparency using Applescript. This appears to be a limitation of Terminal.app's Applescript interface, and we will need to wait for Apple to fix it. (Feel free to prove me wrong!)


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