Need Xorg To Listen On Network When Started By, kdm-3.4
I have 64bit Gentoo, but untill windows 64bit eddition is released, i need to use a 32bit media player to interface with the 32bit MS-windows codecs for playing media such as ASF or WMV.
to do this, i have created a 32bit envoronment within my 64bit OS. I need the 32bit envoronment to connect to the Xserver in the 64bit OS. normally this is as simple as setting the display variable to "127.0.0.1:0" but the graphical X server is not listening for incomming connections on port 6000. I know this is done by the KDE login manager (KDM) it dissables tcp logins. In KDE 3.3, you needed to comment out a "nolisten" line in a config file called Xservers but ive recently upgraded to KDE-3.4. there is no Xservers config file, they must have moved that setting somwhere else. Does anyone know where ??? |
I saw in the kdmrc file on a KDE 3.4 install that it mentions the Xservers file, even though it doesn't exist. My guess is that you can just try to create a custom Xservers file. Also look more at the kdmrc file, perhaps there's an option to enable what you want.
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Fantaastic !!!
The answer, for anyone else who happens to stumble across this post is to locate that kdmrc file, find the line Code:
ServerArgsLocal=-nolisten tcp |
Brand new clean FC5 install here on a new laptop...
I have the same problem. I edited /etc/X11/xdm/kdmrc (also pointed to by /etc/kde/kdm/kdmrc), found the aformentioned line, and commented it out. And Xorg still runs with a -nolisten as seen from my process list: Quote:
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