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I defy anyone to close this port on 10.2. I've tried -nolisten tcp as suggested but it just flips me off and keeps running. Suggestions?...
  1. 06-14-2007 #1
    bigmerc
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    Angry port from hell - 6000 just stays open

    I defy anyone to close this port on 10.2. I've tried -nolisten tcp as suggested but it just flips me off and keeps running. Suggestions?
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    Port 6000 is the X window system. Why do you want to close it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by bigmerc
    I've tried -nolisten tcp as suggested but it just flips me off and keeps running.
    How are you getting that parameter to xinit exactly? Did you change a config file? Are you doing this via startx?

    $ startx -- -nolisten tcp
    is one way to do it.
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