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- Newsgroups: comp.os.linux
- Path: sparky!uunet!coplex!chuck
- From: chuck@coplex.com (Chuck Sites)
- Subject: NewBee NET QUESTIONS.
- Organization: Copper Electronics, Inc.
- Date: Mon, 4 Jan 1993 21:56:33 GMT
- Message-ID: <1993Jan4.215633.11930@coplex.com>
- Summary: I have a few question about NFS, Telnet and others.
- Keywords: NFS, Telnet, and Misc.
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- I have a few of newbie questions. I've just installed the SLS 0.98p5 version.
- I've been setting up NFS and so far it looks good, I can mount a remote
- (Motorola SYSV3.2) drive on linux with no problem. The problem is the
- reverse. The remote site can't mount a linux drive. Both nfsd and mountd
- are running, and the remote system is in the /etc/exports file as:
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- / coplex(secure,rw)
- /user coplex(secure,rw)
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- On the remote system I type : mount -f NFS pup:/user /mnt and it comes back
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- mount: permission denied
- mount: cannot mount /
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- Question 1. Anybody have any ideas on this.
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- Next, on telnet, I continue to get an occasional lost connections. But that's
- not my main problem. For a newline character, telnet and telnetd seem to
- use the linefeed character (^j) instead of Cr (^M).
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- Question 2. Is there someway to reverse this so Cr is used?
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- Next, on rsh (remote shell, I thought I would try this because of the CR/NL
- problem above), I type rsh -l chuck coplex and get the following
- message:
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- # rsh -l chuck coplex
- rsh: can't exec /usr/bin/rlogin
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- Question 3. Where is rlogin?
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- Question 4. Is there a document that describes all of the jump tables,
- lib.so.4, lib.so.4.1, lib.so.4.2 etc. I'm confused which is best.
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- Thanks in advance.
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- Chuck Sites
- chuck@cople.com
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