Zoltan Csala wrote:
> This problem appears so often, I am astonished that Red Hat did not fix it
> yet. Instead of "unix:-1" in /etc/X11/XFConfig you should put:
...
> Once you do that, everything will work. I follow this from Red Hat 5.2 and
> nobody has fixed it yet. How it works with RedHat remains a mystery to me.
What you've suggested isn't a fix, it's a different way to run the
software.
Running xfs only on the UNIX socket (using "unix:-1" in XF86Config and
port -1 in xfs) means that no one can connect to the xfs daemon
remotely. Those who are paranoid will regard this as a "Good Thing",
since any security holes found in xfs won't be remotely exploitable.
MSG
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