-nolisten tcp
I'm running Slackware 8.1, and I'm not sure if the configuration is different from distro to distro on this, but which file do you add in '-nolisten tcp' to have X not listen in on port 6000 ? I use to think you added in that line into
'startx' in /usr/X11R6/bin/startx, but that didn't help, and someone also told me you can add it into your $Home .xinitrc, but no luck on that either. ? Thanks in advance for any help someone can give. :-) |
Ok I figured it out only 10mins after Posting :-)
OK I got the answer in /usr/X11R6/bin/startx
on the serverargs="" line add in like this: serverargs="-nolisten tcp" (Ola Good buy Port 6000) By the way I'm no NoOb to Slack or Linux can we PLEASE do something about that 'Newbie' under my name ? Ahhhh I think I'm going to puke LMAO |
4 possibilities. It's a server arg, so on the cmdline it comes after the double dash: "startx -- -nolisten-tcp" or put it in /usr/X11R6/bin/startx as serverargs="-nolisten tcp" or put it in your ~/.xserverargs or make it a shell alias.
Btw, you could have found the answer searching LQ. |
Well as you can see I did get it :-)
unSpawn Thx anyways I was one step ahead of you :-)
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np.
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