Xhost in Startup file

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Hi,

I have RedHat Enterprise Linux 4. When I start my
X-server (with startx) I type "xhost +" to enable all
hosts to access my server. I want to put this command
in a startup file. I read that I should create an
/etc/X0.hosts and put "+" in it but that did not seem
to work. 

What I should I do?

Thanks,
Todd

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