From: Markham, Richard (RMarkham@hafeleamericas.com)
Date: Wed Feb 05 2003 - 13:46:47 EST
I am trying to give access many hosts for a particular server's display and
I need this configuration to carry through a reboot without having to
manually execute command(s) from the console after a reboot. /etc/X0.hosts
had potentially solved this but there is a large number of unique accesses,
so maintaining a specific list isn't ideal. Escpecially across 8
configurations. I had hoped possibly that I could put in an IP range into
/etc/X0.hosts but this hasn't worked thus far. Oracle will simply tell you
to use xhost + which makes me shun but even with that, after a reboot, I
haven't been able to automate it through an init script or post code within
the dtlogin startup script. xhost will basically hang or complain that it
cant open the display.
I tried the following in different areas of the init scripts:
XAUTHORITY=`ps -aef | grep '[X]sun' | sed 's/.* //'`
export XAUTHORITY
DISPLAY=:0
export DISPLAY
/usr/openwin/bin/xhost +
The above will work from remote command line,, obviously after the system
has finishing booting...
Anyone have any ideas?
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