Date: Fri, 02 Aug 2002 11:54:57 -0700 From: Dave Woodruff <Woodruff@RadOnc17.UCSF.Edu> To: Questions@FreeBSD.Org Subject: Refused Connection Message-ID: <3D4AD580.EB83C1F@Radonc17.UCSF.Edu>
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Dear Mr. Questions:
Well, I have waited a day and no one on either news group
(maybe I should not have mentioned the crosspost :-). I hope
someone can dredge up some kind of answer for this, at least
some place to look! Is the default security now set so tight
the X11 transport cannot get through? If so, how do I change
it? I get the _X11Trans... message six times - are there six
transport types it is trying? Where is that set?
Just as an afterthought, not related to the X transport,
issue, my installation from the FreeBSD Mall diskset did not
put anything in /usr/lib/compat except the aout subdirectory -
I had to steal the shareables from and adjacent 4.2 machine
and the bootconfig from the installation does not write a
/boot/kernel.conf file when I say [S]ave.
Thanks,
\DaveW
I have just installed FreeBSD 4.6 (up from 4.2). My scripts
which used to reliably produce an xterm on this machine from
various other *nix hosts (FreeBSD, Solaris, IRIX, Linux) now get
_X11TransSocketINETConnect: Can't connect: errno = 61
even though I have run the xhost command for each of these remote
stations on my 4.6 box.
I have scanned the FreeBSD release notes for 4.3 - 4.6 and there
is no mention of a change in X-connection security policy, defaults,
...
My real problem is that I am having the dickens of a time
finding what configuration item(s) (besides xhost itself) control
this service and what has turned it off. The stations are
connected only by Ethernet LAN, so TCP (or UDP) would be the
transport mechanism, and the X11 entry is in /etc/services,
but where is the block coming from?
Sorry about the cross-posting, but I my wits are worn out
on this one, and I cannot seem to get a handle on it through
man pages, install docs or anywhere else.
Thanks in advance,
\DaveW
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