On Sun, 2005-02-27 at 15:12, Steven Buehler wrote:
> I run into this frequently on more recent distributions when I'm logged
> in as a user and try to run a command in xterm as root. Issuing 'xhost
> +' fixes this.
I've found the solution after digging around awhile. Anyone with
SuSe9.1 who wishes to enable the same thing I've been working on check
out the following link...
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/archive/5/2004/07/3/198984
It describes the solution which is only applicable to SuSe 9.1. This is
one of the really irritating things about SuSe that I didn't really see
in RH. They frequently change the defaults from KDE and then
relocate/modify the mechanism for changing the default to a Yast related
file. So you can't get help for the problem without finding specific
instruction from another SuSe user / SuSe list / SuSe.
Thanks for everyone's help. Typically "xhost +localhost" would provide
the solution I was looking for.
Larry
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