Sorry, but I just sat behind my desk and checked that one more time (I am not an
expert). It seems like db 'A' file is responsible for translating localhost to
127.0.0.1, but make sure that in your /etc/resolv.conf file you have 'localhost'
declared in 'search' line, next to you machine name, otherwise you will see only
'Name: localhost' line, without 'Address: 127.0.0.1'
hope this time it'll work
Mike
robert collins wrote:
> Miroslaw Wodniak wrote:
>
> > I'd check loopback address. There may be something wrong in your db.127.0.0
> > file (or whatever you call it). Your server should work without it, but it
> > looks like for more complicated servers you may need it.
> > Mike
> >
>
> I get the exact same error using Win NT4.0: On your
> linux does it see its local host when you do nslookup ??
>
> bob c
>
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