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Re: client with "private" address
2004-03-09 14:22:18
Nevermind--I just added the address of the server to /etc/hosts on the
client and that fixed the problem.
Some very useful information in "man gethostbyname" and "man
gethostbyaddr" /etc/host.conf may be consulted for the res order for
those two calls. The default is to check bind first, but you can
override that by putting
order hosts, bind
in /etc/host.conf. At least that's how it works on some flavors of Linux.
Jonathan Dill wrote:
I want to backup a client on a "private" network 10.160.32, but amanda
seems to be looking for a DNS to resolve the IP, and then do a reverse
lookup on the IP to get the hostname. Is there a way to do this
without setting up a DNS for 10.160.32? I wish amanda would just
believe the address that I put in disklist instead of double-checking
with a DNS. Does she not trust me? Am I not trustworthy?
I guess I'll pick at the docs for gethostbyaddr and gethostbyname
calls to see if there is any way to modify their behavior, or if there
is a different routine that I could plug in that would check
/etc/hosts first, or something like that.
--jonathan
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