On Sat, 18 Sep 1999, Jeff Davis wrote:
> Benjamin,
>
> Modify your atalkd.conf so that it just has the interface (eth0) and
> the zone, then restart atalk in etc/rc.d/init.d. It should figure
> the rest out by itself.
>
> -Jeff
hi,
thanks for the input.
unfortunately i've already tried this. it still comes up with the same
bind error.
i think just eth0 and zone won't work because i have no router seeding the
network. is this correct?
appletalk is properly installed as a kernel module. just to make that
clear to everyone.
it's actually pretty weird because this is the solution i've found.
unplug my linux box from the network...
(for some reason i think there's something on my network that's
preventing atalk to successfully assign addresses. funny as i only have
one mac on the net! ;-} )
start up atalkd...
wait till ifconfig shows nice ethertalk addresses...
plug the network back in...
and low and behold, we're good to go.
granted i have to do this everytime i restart... but since i don't restart
the computer very often it's no big deal.
anyone know what's going on though?
later all,
ben
