Re: NFS-Problem with Windows and MS-Dos

2001-01-19 Thread Torbjorn Pettersson
Michelle Konzack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hello, > > my /etc/hosts.allow has only one entry: > > ALL: LOCAL .michelle-is.de > > and the /etc/hosts.deny has > > ALL: PARANOID > And the machines that are trying to mount all have valid DNS entries, with working reverse lookups from the s

Re: NFS-Problem with Windows and MS-Dos

2001-01-18 Thread Michelle Konzack
Hello, my /etc/hosts.allow has only one entry: ALL: LOCAL .michelle-is.de and the /etc/hosts.deny has ALL: PARANOID Thanks Michelle P.S.: Do you have forgotten the space after the two hyphen in your signatur ??? Am 09:06 18.01.2001 +0100, Torbjorn Pettersson hast Du geschrieben:

Re: NFS-Problem with Windows and MS-Dos

2001-01-17 Thread Torbjorn Pettersson
Michelle Konzack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hallo Debianer, > > I am WaveLAN-Provider in Germany and I use Debian/GNU-Linux 2.1/2.2. > But on one Workstations I run MS-Dos 6.22 with PC-NFS because C-Devel > with DJGPP and on a second WfW 3.11 with XNFS (can mount from File-Manager) > > Now

NFS-Problem with Windows and MS-Dos

2001-01-17 Thread Michelle Konzack
Hallo Debianer, I am WaveLAN-Provider in Germany and I use Debian/GNU-Linux 2.1/2.2. But on one Workstations I run MS-Dos 6.22 with PC-NFS because C-Devel with DJGPP and on a second WfW 3.11 with XNFS (can mount from File-Manager) Now I can not access my Debian NFS-Server and I do not know why.