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From: "Steven" <steven@trance.org>
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Subject: RE: hey
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> as far as X11 is concerned, I believe there is a way to
> turn off listening for active connections.  Check the man
> pages, or use ipfw to block packets coming to that port

never tried it, but i think that:

man Xsecurity

tells you how.


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