Release
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Version 1.0 : 1-SEP-92

Description
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X11d is a pseudo X11 server daemon which works under inetd. It is meant to
run on machines which have an X server which was not compiled up with TCP/IP 
support.

Requirements
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You need TCP/IP 0.8.0+. The kernel should be 0.97pl2+. You should be running
inetd. You SHOULD have **BACKED UP** your system ;-)

Operation
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X11d listens for X11 requests on port 6000 and passes them on to the X11 unix
socket in a manner similar to the way that KA9Q did.

Installation
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 (1) Copy X11d to /usr/etc/inet
 (2) Add:

x11	     6000/tcp		     # Pseudo X11 server

     to /usr/etc/inet/services
 (3) Add:

x11	stream  tcp	nowait	root	/usr/etc/inet/X11d	X11d

     to /usr/etc/inet/inetd.conf
 (4) Reboot
 (5) Start X11 on your Linux PC.
 (6) Run an X11 client on a remote machine whose DISPLAY has been set
     to your Linux PC's : 
     ( export DISPLAY=linux_pc:0.0 or setenv DISPLAY linux_pc:0.0 )

Bugs
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To gc@eng.cam.ac.uk please.

Comments
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Yes, I know it's unethical to have x11 as a TCP service.
By the way if you get it to work (not that it should fail!) please mail me.
All TCP/IP caveats apply - !!!BACKUP YOUR SYSTEM!!!!

Gopal Chand,
Cambridge University Engineering Dept,
Trumpington Street,
Cambridge,
CB2 1PZ.
