The way I have avoided this issue is to mount /tmp as a tmpfs filesystem. Since your problem usually occurs on a system restart, doing this will always avoid the orphan socket files in /tmp. There should have also been scripts in your Unix distribution that would have normally cleaned out /tmp automatically before X tries to start. Moving /tmp to tmpfs not only completely avoids this problem, it actually makes the operating of your system faster as long as nothing is actually trying to store large files in /tmp (which should never happen--they belong in /var/tmp).
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