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Hi every one,
I have a dilemma which I hope some of you may be able to shed some
light on.
My experimental machine (cobbled together from many failed PCs over the
years) had a very stable setup of Fedora C6. I had a Motherboard failure
and as usual just took out both hard disks, Put them in a Similar PC and
reboot! this as always works to some degree with some tweaking here and
there. The problem is I have a Server PC (been running now for 5 years
Fc4) which exports Filesystems, My rescued PC obviously has the same
name as before, the same Ip address but a new MAC address. So my NFS
mounts now are failing with permission Denied! I have deleted
my /etc/hosts and /etc/fstab on the server and recreated them to no
avail. I have an /etc/hosts.allow file also, but I feel somewhere the
MAC address must be linked to the ip or host name does any one know
where this is?
Thanks in anticipation
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Kevin Lucas <kevin.lucas@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Minions Shop (Cornwall's Top Shop)
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