It was a simple task.
A: fedora12 init 5 gnome
Xhost + IP
B: hrel5.2 init 3 FVWM
Export display = A: 0.0
Xclock
That's how it works.
However, it is okay to display a on B.
Since X on a is started in init 5
On B, X is manually started with x + FVWM.
PS-ef on
-Nolisten TCP is displayed in the Xorg parameter.
So in
Init 3
X
And xclock on B.
It seems very easy. Just remove nolisten TCP.
How can I find the relevant configuration file in/etc/usr /?
After reading the startx script, I found that there is no nolisten in it, and xclock can be successfully displayed after startx starts X.
Finally, under/etc, grep-R "nolisten "*
I found related things in kdmrc.
Find the following section in the directory "/etc /",
<Schema>
<Key> Security/disallowtcp </key>
<Signature> B </Signature>
<Default> false </default> -- set true to false.
</Schema>
Re-init 5
PS-Ef | grep Xorg
OK
And then xclock on B.
Successfully displayed
I have never touched the system configuration, and suddenly found
X86conf
Xorg. conf
System-config-Display
It may have been a long time ago. I went from fedora8 to 12.
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