[linux-users:104126] Re: FC3のXサーバにつながらない。

["Katsuharu Tanaka" <user-tanaka@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

こんばんは、田中です。

片山さん。

GNOMEのHPから、バグ情報を洗ってみたのですが、どうも既知のバグのようです。

引用元：http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=140609
Reporter: B.King@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Bevis King)
With either possible setting of the DisallowTCP in gdm.conf - ie TRUE or
FALSE -
the X server is always started with "-nolisten tcp" (with 2.4.4.5 aka in
Fedora
Core 1).  The issue appears to be that if GdmDisallowTCP is set to TRUE in
gdm.c, the only code that detects and acts the value of GdmDisallowTCP is in
daemon/server.c and that only includes code to set it to TRUE.  There is no
code
I can find anywhere in gdm that will set the value to FALSE should it be
told
to.  If you need to allow remote X clients (as we do), there is no actual
way to
do this, since the only test is written to ENABLE GdmDisallowTCP, never to
disable it.

The enclosed patch sets the global default to FALSE, thus allowing the code
in
daemon/server.c, routine gdm_server_resolve_command_line to set it to True
should that be desired.  Since the config files ship with it as default, it
still DEFAULTS to off, ie the secure option, but changing the value for
DisallowTCP in gdm.conf now causes TCP mode to be re-enabled.
多分、松田さんの方法でうまくいくと思います。

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