2008/5/27 Kjartan Maraas <kmaraas@xxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> #ifdef HAVE_X11_XTRANS_XTRANS_H
> /* By default, IceListenForConnections will open one socket for each
> * transport type known to X. We don't want connections from remote
> * hosts, so for security reasons it would be best if ICE didn't
> * even open any non-local sockets. So we use an internal ICElib
> * method to disable them here. Unfortunately, there is no way to
> * ask X what transport types it knows about, so we're forced to
> * guess.
> */
> _IceTransNoListen ("tcp");
> #endif
[...]
> if (!IceListenForConnections (&num_listeners, &listeners,
> sizeof (error), error))
> gsm_initialization_error (TRUE, _("Could not create ICE listening socket: %s"), error);
> umask (saved_umask);
>
> /* Find the local socket in the returned socket list. */
> local_listener = -1;
> for (i = 0; i < num_listeners; i++)
> {
> char *id = IceGetListenConnectionString (listeners[i]);
>
> if (!strncmp (id, "local/", sizeof ("local/") - 1))
> {
> local_listener = i;
Bet this is picking up the "abstract socket" listener, and not getting
the "real" unix socket one. This might explain a connection problem.
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