Nmap showed 6000/tcp open X11. How do I keep this from starting?
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Distribution: WinXP SP2 and SP3, W2K Server, Ubuntu
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Nmap showed 6000/tcp open X11. How do I keep this from starting?
From PS -A, it looks like i am running gdm. How do I prevent the X11 server from listening to remote connections when I fire up the Gnome desktop on my RH 8 box?
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Nmap showed 6000/tcp open X11. How do I keep this from starting?
