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Re: [PLUG] redhat 7.0 and wu-ftpd
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> Lastly, make sure that the IP address you are coming from resolves to a
> hostname. Type
> nslookup xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
> to check. If not, add a "fake" entry to /etc/hosts on ftp server.
on a related question, I added "fake" entries in /etc/hosts
and nslookup would still not resolve 192.168.247.xxx
..how can I get nslookup to read /etc/hosts first?
I'm having the same problem with ftp server, although adding
entries to /etc/hosts solved the timout problem for telnet.
JondZ / e.pike
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