[SunHELP] more linuxisms

[David Bishop]

On a closely related note to my previous email, I'm having problems logging 
into my linux box at all from my sunstations.  I have setup gdm to offer 
logins remotely, and have successfully used eXceed from an NT machine to 
connect to my linux box, and it worked great.  However, when sitting at the 
dtlogin prompt of my sun machine, and selecting "options->remote login" and 
putting in the hostname, it "twitches", and then starts a blank X server with 
no terminal/windowmanager/anything, just the checkered background of plain X. 
 This is *before* it gets to the username/password login prompt of the linux 
box.  So, I went to my logs on that machine, and it is spewing this:

Xlib: connection to "pedh5.micron.com:0.0" refused by server
Xlib: Client is not authorized to connect to Server

over and over again.  So, it appears that the sun workstation doesn't allow 
my linux box to display it's chooser program in it's X server.  Fair enough, 
but it works when going from one sunbox to another.  I.e., I can remote login 
to another ss20 all day long, and it allows *it* to display.  So, obviously, 
somewhere or other xhost or an equivilant is setting it so that nobody but 
the other sunboxes can display their chooser on each other (if that makes 
sense).  But sense I inherited these machines, I have no idea where that is 
:-)  I've tried going to /etc/dt and greping through all the files for xhost, 
pedh (the prefix for our sun boxes), or 137 (the prefix of our ip's), but no 
joy.  The same in /usr/dt/config.  Is there another place something like that 
can be set?  What am I missing that's holding me up?  Help!

Thanks,

D.A.Bishop