I would first take a look in your /etc/hosts.allow and /etc/hosts.deny
files.
Here is where you specify which hosts are allowed/denied to use which
services.
Earle Nietzel
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Dear all
First time on the list so please be gentle with me.
I'm having a problem with sockets. I've put Linux onto a machine which is
being used as a fileserver. Everything works ok except when a users has to
do
something that involves creating a socket, for example, printing, rlogin,
etc.
If this is done as the root, it works ok, but when done as a 'normal' user,
or
as normal as my users get, the system responds with a permission denied
error.
All the correct daemons are running, cause the root can do things, but
somewhere a permission is wrong.
If someone could help it would be much appreciated
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GEC Marconi Simulation Tel : 01383 821921
UNIX System Adminstrator Fax : 01838 824227
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