Paul Makepeace wrote:
Is it possible to make X listen for network connections, without restarting
it? Or maybe run another one that doesn't interfere graphically with the
current one? (me - no X-pert)
I have a big X session I'd rather not lose, and Phoenix still doesn't have a
Save Session
Paul Makepeace wrote:
Is it possible to make X listen for network connections, without
restarting it? Or maybe run another one that doesn't interfere
graphically with the current one? (me - no X-pert)
No. It's controlled by a -nolisten tcp flag. You'd have to restart the
server to change it.
I
Dominic Mitchell wrote:
Paul Makepeace wrote:
I have a big X session I'd rather not lose, and Phoenix still doesn't
have a Save Session feature :-/ But I'd like to test another headless
machine's X clients.
The only other option is to use ssh X tunneling. Which is far more
secure anyway...
On Wed Mar 19 10:03:48 2003, S Watkins wrote:
So you're trying to get the XServer display on system A to receive Xclients
from system B, right? Try using xhost.
I suspect Paul is running X with the -nolisten option, so xhost won't
help.
Paul, if I wanted to do what you wanted to do, I would
On Wed, Mar 19, 2003 at 12:47:04AM +, Paul Makepeace wrote:
Is it possible to make X listen for network connections, without
restarting it? Or maybe run another one that doesn't interfere
graphically with the current one? (me - no X-pert)
No, but you can use ssh to forward X11 connections.
On Wednesday 19 Mar 2003 12:47 am, Paul Makepeace wrote:
Is it possible to make X listen for network connections, without
restarting it? Or maybe run another one that doesn't interfere
graphically with the current one? (me - no X-pert)
Maybe you could use run a vnc server. That would seem to
Paul M said:
But I'd like to test another headless machine's X clients.
^
So actually, maybe I was too hasty suggesting VNC.
On Wed, 19 Mar 2003, Nick Woolley wrote:
Paul M said:
But I'd like to test another headless machine's X clients.
^
So actually, maybe I was too hasty suggesting VNC.
Not necessarily, I'm reliably informed that VNC runs X desktops as
Is it possible to make X listen for network connections, without
restarting it? Or maybe run another one that doesn't interfere
graphically with the current one? (me - no X-pert)
I have a big X session I'd rather not lose, and Phoenix still doesn't
have a Save Session feature :-/ But I'd like to
