> Restarting X doesn't (necessarily) restart gdm > > You probably have to restart gdm ... Yup, that did the trick. Setting "DisallowTCP=false" in /etc/gdm/gdm.conf and then restarting gdm (killall -HUP gdm-binary) let's me have remote X connections again without having to use ssh. Thanks, Alfred
Can not get remote X connections to work on CentOS 4.1
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