If you get error ´cannot access /tmp directory´ check to make sure you did an ASCII transfer from PC to UNIX host for the .sxprocessrc file. If you do a BINARY transfer of the file it will leave CTRL-M (^M) characters after each line in .sxprocessrc and it will cause errors like the one mentioned. Also, make sure /tmp has read/write access.

For Network and Direct connections under Xpress, make sure 0xff is included as an escape character in .sxprocessrc

For Modem connections under Xpress make sure 0xff is not included in your .sxprocessrc or else sxprocess will just ´hang´ (Telnet window will disappear and xterm will never show up)

If a user looks at his sxp_log.1.0 in his /tmp directory and it shows connection closed after 30 seconds - in .sxprocessrc add the line *timeout: 60