I got the wrong impression that I needed to open
the door for all Java web sites on the Internet.
All I have to do is
"xhost +host.abc.edu".
My thanks go to
Craig Ledbetter: cledbett@homeaccount.com
John Fiori: fiori@crrel41.crrel.usace.army.mil
Carlos R. Guevara: cguevara@ns.sinfo.net
Joe Garbarino: jgarb@erim.org
Andrew Foote: acf@nabaus.com.au
Here is my original post:
I am experiencing the difficulty in browsing the Java applet
web page from my Netscape 2.0 under sun4c + Solaris 2.4.
Whenever I point to a Java web page at the first
time, a window pops up and says
"Xlib: connection to "host.abc.edu:0.0" refused by server
Xlib: Client is not authorized to connect to server"
In console window, another message is saying
"AUDIT: Tue May 21 09:08:51 1996: 267 X: client 16 rejected from
IP X.X.X.X port 33272" where X.X.X.X is the IP address of
host.abc.edu.
The problem can be resolved by command "xhost +".
But there is too much security concern with this universal
permission to connect to our X server.
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