We have had the same problem. This is what I found
via google:
The following command allows access from remote
clients.
Show properties
svcprop svc:/application/x11/x11-server
Turn on tcp listen
svccfg -s svc:/application/x11/x11-server setprop
options/tcp_listen = true
Then restart
Mike DeMarco wrote:
Just installed Build 72 and booted it up. I was getting X display errors
stating it could not open the display on localhost:0. Sure enough netstat -a
shows no listener on port 6000 then I noticed that Xorg has -nolisten tcp
set. The x11-server xml file for svc is set to:
Mike DeMarco wrote:
Just installed Build 72 and booted it up. I was
getting X display errors stating it could not open
the display on localhost:0. Sure enough netstat -a
shows no listener on port 6000 then I noticed that
Xorg has -nolisten tcp set. The x11-server xml file
for svc is set
Mike DeMarco wrote:
Thanks I was able to track down some links that pointed me in that direction.
I would think that svccfg -s x11-server setprop options/tcp_listen = true
would modify the x11-server.xml but in that file it was always true.
The .xml file is just the values the service is
We have had the same problem. This is what I found via google:
The following command allows access from remote clients.
Show properties
svcprop svc:/application/x11/x11-server
Turn on tcp listen
svccfg -s svc:/application/x11/x11-server setprop options/tcp_listen = true
Then restart the X
Just installed Build 72 and booted it up. I was getting X display errors
stating it could not open the display on localhost:0. Sure enough netstat -a
shows no listener on port 6000 then I noticed that Xorg has -nolisten tcp set.
The x11-server xml file for svc is set to:
propval
