well. the latest update from apple did change some settings and that is the very reason i was not able to accept x11 connections. the solution was to type:
defaults write com.apple.x11 nolisten_tcp false
found the problem, i suck :) the display had to be set to <host>:0.0 don't know what happened 'coz i'm pretty sure i did <host>:0 before. thank you all for your input
it was working before. as far as i know the only change was applying the latest software update from apple. does anyone know what script actually kicks off x ? maybe 'tcp listening' is off or something like that.
this doesn't want to work either. in /etc/ssh_config i tell it to forward x11 then i ssh -X (or -Y) <host> set display, run command and immediately get rejected by my x11 :(
this doesn't want to work either. in /etc/ssh_config i tell it to forward x11 then i ssh -X <host> set display, run command and immediately get rejected by my x11 :(
hi. my x11 server (the one that comes with tiger install dvd) all of the sudden (seems after last update from apple) won't accept any remote connections. i have tcp port 6000 opened in the firewall, type 'xhost +' in xterm, set the display to my machine on the remote one and...'can't connect to...