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Question : Problem: I can't set the DISPLAY variable successfully
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Ihave installed RH4WS 32 bit and I am having a problem not encountered before. I have a static IP address of 162.182.8.114 If I "echo $DISPLAY" it returns ":0.0" If I enter "xterm&" an xterm appears I set the display to 162.182.8.114:0.0 If I "echo $DISPLAY" it returns "162.182.8.114:0.0" If I enter "xterm&" I get "xterm Xt error: Can't open display: 163.183.8.114:0" I have tried "xhost +". It makes no difference. The /etc/hosts file looks like; 127.0.0.1 localhost 162.182.8.114 bslinux 162.182.8.115 billunix Since I can not specify the DISPLAY successfully, once I ssh or telnet to another machine I can't get an xterm to come up. Any ideas?
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Answer : Problem: I can't set the DISPLAY variable successfully
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OK, I've got it. You have run your X server with default option: -nolisten tcp.
Do I need to say more ... :)
Go to /etc/X11/... or wherever you have your X server config file (when you have kde there, it could be eg. /usr/kde/3.5/share/config/kdm/kdmrc file. It can be a little to search (try to use find /some/dir -name Xsession -print, then look in the directory where this file exists)
What you need is to find where you set this option and remove it. Then restart your X and all should work normally.
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