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Probably HOSTS file in the /etc dir.  bind a name to an address. or make
it available in dns(if you have on there)

"H. J. Agnew" wrote:

>   running 4.1-STABLE cvsup'd as of Jul 30
>
>   when I try to telnet to a host I get the following error
>   <hostname>: No address associated with hostname
>
>   ftp, irc, etc the other clients I use seem to work fine.
>
>   Thanks
>
>   H. Jared Agnew
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