On Feb 24, 2007, at 8:29 PM, Tabitha McNerney wrote:
So from a security standpoint, if one must change the hostname, then one must also create a new .Xauthority file? I see the .Xauthority file on my machine (with the hostname that was changed) is not editable with a text editor (also this is probably to be expected?).
I think you can just restart your x server and have things work (and/ or remove your .Xauthority file)... but it's been a while since I've renamed a host...
If the hostname must be changed, then X (as in XFree86) must be re- installed as a MacPort?
This isn't a macports problem, and you shouldn't need to reinstall XFree86.
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