Hi Mark! On 12/22/06, Mark Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Are you using Network Manger to configure the network interfaces on this system? Is Network Manager present or in use on your i386 etch systems?
Sincerely, it's the first time that I am seeing this "Network Manager" :-) What I did was to just install Etch using a netinst CD with Debian Installer RC1. The network was only configured when prompted on the installer. The network config is unchanged since that. network-manager is (actually was) installed on this system that is having problem. On all the other machines it's not. The other machines had their system installed some time ago (maybe 8 months). It looks that something has changed with the installer (or Gnome), since it's installing network-manager now.
Removing the network-manager package ought to resolve the issue for the time being: ypbind will behave as it did in sarge when network-manager is not running. I would close this bug but it may be better to reassign it to the network-manager package depending on why this is occurring.
Yes, I have removed and now it's working with latest nis. I don't know where this bug belongs, but please, don't close it. Here at our lab nobody knew how to solve it. As I told you, I newer heard about network-manager. It could at least be documented somewhere this new behavior of nis+network-manager. Thank you very much! Best regards, Nelson -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
