Solution 1 - Could you explain this a little bit further.

Solution 2 - This would be limited to sharing one single file
             (/etc/resolv.conf - if I got it right). I would like to
             implement something more flexible which should be able to
             share more files using the same technique.

TIA

Georges

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Quoting David Brownlee (12-Jun-01 13:01:18):

>   You could copy the file across via rcp/scp/rdist/rsync -
>   this makes sense if you use the same method to keep other
>   files in sync (eg: csh.cshrc, hosts, etc).

>   Alternatively you could run a dns server on amiga, and point
>   both machines at amiga in resolv.conf.

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>       David/absolute      -- www.netbsd.org: No hype required --


> On 12 Jun 2001, Georges Heinesch wrote:

>> Hi.
>>
>> /etc/resolv.conf is lying on "amiga:", which is the box connected
>> to the Internet. Since the ISP changes sometimes, /etc/resolv.conf
>> changes accordingly (sript).
>>
>> "dimension:" is connected to the "amiga:". How can I tell
>> "dimension:" to use /etc/resolv.conf from "amiga:"? I was thinking
>> about NFS, but AFAIK, NFS only deals with directories, and not with
>> single files, right?
>>
>> Any ideas?