Re: sparc installation
On Tue, 1 Feb 2000, Anton Ivanov wrote: -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- [snip] Looks like it. OH. Different problem, but it might have some bearing. I just switched my network from /etc/hosts to DNS zone, and now none of my clients have permission to mount my NFS exports. Have you removed the old /etc/hosts entries? If they stay and have shorthand aliases like X.X.X.X machine.network.somewhere machine mount will fail with a forward/reverse mismatch Huh. I'm getting no permission to mount UNLESS I have the above X.X.X.X machine.internal.net machine line for the NFS client on the server. It doesn't seem to matter how the client is configured in terms of name service. And the IP address appears in the system logs too. Either remove the shorthand aliases (i.e. machine) and make sure hosts and dns match or remove all irrelevant /etc/hosts entires and rely on DNS only. [snip] - -- Anton R. Ivanov IP Engineer Level3 Communications RIPE: ARI2-RIPE E-Mail: Anton Ivanov [EMAIL PROTECTED] @*** Drucker's Dicta: (No 8 of 15) *** Start with what is right rather than what is acceptable. - -- -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1.0.0 (GNU/Linux) Comment: For info see http://www.gnupg.org iQEVAwUBOJcFMSlWAw/bM84zAQEniQf9EIYaPmbx1DPTVK4UwB+rAnJs5ohb+14g x8DndM6adPObfrZXO9A+ib+um6OF50ow7LtPAMfVXsPFceAliYAEv8pH0FanEBPN J3ZmpgNsxLCEFoLPIPR19Rtvdwqnb+E6HRi6/N78WbueegK9zelxME9kVPeL1KV5 xP1z4FmF6YFLKWI0s7V+14uM81ferQzhnUywqvxTh1nM1yMNz+qlJlpscG5Cls+9 DpBekjelX7/Fo3Fixqu5M09IHq/SLPXI2VzIf6V1lGAY4LS71d/mB1HpCNcmul1w nLZJ1ZbR+WpRTo9Vs5FbrASroSuOzBfojGEa0ww7LtKFBsp9N+SWHQ== =suns -END PGP SIGNATURE-
Re: sparc installation
Ooookay. I get home from work today, poke at NFS, and it lets me mount my exports. I changed nothing from this morning, when it wasn't working at all. /etc/hosts in the server only lists localhost and the server's IP and hostname. The client lists localhost, the client, and the server. I guess it's just one of those things, like when I had to reboot my gateway after installing ipmasq before it would masq and not return `sendto' errors. ARGH! Thanks for the help anyway, guys. *takes a baseball bat to the cluster*
