xhosts problem
 

I am unable to get into xserver from a normal user account,only accessible account is the root.
The reason i guess is probably i used xhost -
in my root login.
Can anybody tell me what would be the solution to have the display from all logins
anytime i execute a xhost + command it gives me

xlib :connect to :0.0 refused by server
xlib:Invalid MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE-1-KEY
xhost :unable to open display

thanks in advance

xhost adds and deletes user able to access the xserver. according to the error you listed xhost is looking for xwindows to be started. now when you type startx in a tty what is the error that prevents you from accessing the x server? and are you trying to run x server and clients from multiple workstations??
need more info on what you are trying to do.

xhost adds and deletes user able to access the xserver. according to the error you listed xhost is looking for xwindows to be started. now when you type startx in a tty what is the error that prevents you from accessing the x server? and are you trying to run x server and clients from multiple workstations??
need more info on what you are trying to do.

Where ever i type xhosts whether as a root or as a user it gives me the same errors i mentioned in the previous post
What basically my problem is the xserver is running on dispay 0 ,but i want to login as a user anD ACCESS THE SERVER.

with root login i am able to get into the server.
i ahve to install a gui based application as a user ,coz of which i needed the xwindows.

i think all this happened coz i used xhost - command on the root and aftre which i am all stuck
thanks for ur reply

You might want to look here for some solutions:
http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/...top_Connection

Enabling xdmcp on your target linux box will allow you to connect from any other system with an X server. From another Linux box, you would <CTRL><ALT><F1> into a terminal session, and invoke:
X :1 -query <your.target.ip.address>

From a MSWin box, you need to install an X server such as Cygwin/X, then launch a bash session and invoke:
xwin -query <your.target.ip.address>

VNC is also an option to consider.