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By sloppyjoe () on
echo X -nolisten tcp :0 >> ~/.xserverrc
don't know if thats what your lookin for
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By Morten Liebach () morten@hotpost.dk on https://pc89225.stofanet.dk
I usually append -nolisten tcp to the last line in /etc/X11/xdm/Xservers , accomplishes the same thing.
I also set xdm_flags in /etc/rc.conf to "-udpPort 0" , that way xdm(1) isn't listening to the network.
But ... where's the ~/.xserverrc file documented? I just tried searching the manpages, apropos gave nothing, and a search through X(7) and Xserver(1) fournd nothing.
BTW: I believe the OP wants to know about resource limits and how to keep local logins from eating all resources, and not about keeping X closed to the network. Alas, I don't know much about the first thing!
Have a nice day!
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