William Scott wrote:
Dear Martin:But still, this shouldn't matter. The fact that .X11-unix is not owned by root usually gives a mild warning when the X server is started.
Thanks for the reply. But the problem is that these files in my case are created by the individual users, not root (which is BTW enabled). Hence the problem.
-r--r--r-- 1 wgscott wheel 11 Jan 11 12:24 .X0-lock
drwxrwxrwt 3 wgscott wheel 102 Jan 11 12:24 .X11-unix/
The important thing is that the files .X0-lock and .X11-unix/X0 get removed when you quit X11. That they are not removed in your case must have some other strange reason, it is not normal. I have seen a lot of bugs with the new X11, but not this one.
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Martin
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