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From: abraham AT backus DOT com
Subject: Re: Help with setting up Cygwin
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Date: Fri, 13 Sep 2002 10:47:00 -0700 (PDT)
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In a local xterm, type the following:
xhost +

This disables access control and will let you run your
X GUI programs.  Of course, this leaves your xfree wide
open, but judging by your ip address, you're probably
just on a LAN anyway so this might not be a concern.

-Abe

> Xlib: connection to &quot;192.168.101.19:0.0&quot;
refused by
> server  
> Xlib: No protocol specified                          
 
>     
>                                                      
 
>     
> NEdit: Can't open display

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