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Subject: Stopping X binding to network interface
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I have multiple network interfaces in my machine, and don't want X to                                                                            
listen on the internet facing NIC.                                                                                                               
Is there a way to control this? I can't find any details apart from                                                                              
using ACLs or other layer of security.                                                                                                           
                                                                                                                                                 
I just don't want it to bind to that interface :-)

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