"J. Craig Woods" wrote:
>
> New Mandrake security does not authorize the localhost to connect to the
> X-server, at least it seems new.
Uh? Really?
If the localhost can't connect to the X-server, how the user
would open a program with a X interface?!?!?
> You can get around this by typing
> "xhost +localhost" at the command line, and do an enter. This allows the
> localhost to be added the ACL. If you are only one using the machine,
> this is not a major security compromise but if others use your machine
> beware of what they are doing....
>
> drjung
>
I'm well aware...
But anyway, I' logged and sometimes, just sometimes the Xlib
goes crazy!!!
Weird , indeed.
Thanx by the post, anyway.
--
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