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Hi! I think I have detected a problem
with KDE on FreeBSD (not sure if it extends to other OS'es). I´m using FreeBSD
6.0-RELEASE on an old Pentium III 500 MHz PC, as a (headless) LAN file
server. So, I wanted to use my notebook as a terminal to
that PC, through XDMCP. I installed KDE 3.5.2 (the complete package) and then I
configured kdm to listen for Direct XDMCP requests, using file Xaccess to
determine the legitimate connections (although for effects of testing, I
allowed everyone to connect, by uncommenting the usual line "* # (...)".
Just to note, the only change I did to kdmrc was "enable=true", and I have no
firewall enabled, as this is a fresh install of FreeBSD. The problem is that
when I start kdm, it does not appear to respond to XDMCP requests. So I have
used sockstat to verify that kdm is indeed listening for them on port 177 UDP,
but when I use "tcpdump udp" to see if there is any response by kdm, there
isn't, although there is a request from the X server on my notebook (Xming). On
the other side, Xming just sits there waiting for a response from kdm. Thank you
for your attention.
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