John P. New wrote: > Be careful though, as there is _no_ indication that the session is being > viewed (except for a slight slowdown in the terminal's response). Makes > a great spying tool as well, I guess. If you're doing any sensitive work > on a terminal, I wouldn't install it on that machine. (Hmm, I guess that > brings up another security question: is there any other way a remote X > session can be viewed in this way in LTSP?) > X has a security system to prevent snooping, and I assume it's nearly always on by default. (It's on by default on Fedora Core.) On your terminal, run "xhost -" to enable access control or "xhost +" to allow anyone to connect.
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