name resolution

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From:	Stephen Gallimore <stephen@psyc.leeds.ac.uk>
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Subject: Re:  name resolution
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Jesse, you posted this last week sometime:

>I have edited and re-edited /lib/ndb/local and I can't figure out how to
>get hostname resolution working.  This breaks things like mothra, which 
>need to look up hostnames.  All the other net stuff works fine, I can telnet
>and use ftpfs, as long as I know the IP address of the machine I want to 
>connect to.
>
>Any advice ?

I have exactly the same problem but noticed that nobody responded to the
list. Have you had a personal reply from any of the guys at AT&T ? If
so could you mail me the solution (if there is one).

Thanks in advance,
stephen