Subject: Re: NFS and DCOP
From: pete (pete@linuxfreemail.com)
Date: Wed Jul 18 2001 - 18:27:04 MDT
Don't know what DCOP is, but do you have firewall rules enabled on the
"server" (i.e., have ipchains or iptables set up on it?) If so, perhaps this
DCOP is a service that needs certain ports opened up through the firewall.
Post back if this may be the problem, and I can help you figure it out...
-Pete
on 7/18/01 3:51 PM, Timothy Schumacher wrote:
> Hello,
> I have 3 G4's, one of them (server) has two ethernet cards and is plugged
> into the wall and to a local network. The other two I have setup to mount
> the home directory off the server. Everything mounts up at boot fine, but
> when I try to log in on one of the clients I get a message about the dcop
> server not being able to read net tables, and I get returned to the login
> screen. When I log in as root, I can see the home directories just fine and
> I can read/write files. (all files on the server have rwxrwxrwx permissions
> right now) Does anyone know what dcop is or what it is trying to read?
> Thanks,
> Tim
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