Hi all,
I have several chroots on my machine that contain various system used
for development (i.e. - my main machine is Lenny, but I have Sid and
Etch as chroots).
Here's the thing, however. I want to be able to use X11 programs from
within the chroots.
As far as I can see it, there are two ways to approach this:
1. Move (duplicate?) the X11 socket so that it's visible inside the chroot
2. Tell X.org to listen on a TCP socket as well.
I have no idea how to accomplish 1 without a lot of manual work, which
is out of the question. I want the switch to be as easy as just running
a program.
I tried 2. Under Debian, the X server is run with "--nolisten tcp". I
tried changing every single place under /etc where the "nolisten"
keyword appears to no avail - it still runs it (through KDM) instructing
it not to listen for TCP connections.
Ideas how to proceed welcome
Shachar
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