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From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/4.77 [en] (X11; U; Linux 2.2.16-22 i686) Description of problem: I have two issues to Red Hat 7.0 and 7.1. First is the color depth on the background images in rh7's KDE 1.1.2. KDE is dithering my background image to 256 colors, but X is running in 24/32 bit color. My other apps are running in 32 bit color except for the background image. What configuration file do I modify to fix this in RedHat 7? And the NFS on RH7.1, I am unable to share the filesystem from the Rh7.1 machine to the two RH7 machines. I believe that I have properly configured the configuration files in "/etc/exports, /etc/hosts.allow, and /etc/fstab" to configure the filesystems for shareing. And the error that i receive is "permission denied by server". Ah, but the RH7.1 machine will mount both the RH7 NFS filesystems. I made a startup script to start NFS whihc basically in this order "export nfs ; /etc/init.d/nfs start ; /usr/sbin/exportfs". Is problem due to the diffrent version of NFS or is it a permission problem on the server? How can I get the NFS sharing to the other RH7 machines? I can ping and ssh to the RH7.1 machine, but I can't telnet, share devices ex. DDS2 tape drive. The RH7 machines work perfectly sharing filesystems, devices, telnet, ssh except for the background image color depth in KDE. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Start the NFS server (filesystem that i want to share has already been mounted. 2. Mount the file system on the one of the two RH7 colient machines. Actual Results: Error "permission denied by server" Expected Results: NFS filesystem to be shared with the two other RH7 client computers. Additional info:
Are you firewalling on the 7.1 box? Make sure you haven't blocked connections on the ports that NFS uses. > First is the color depth on the background images in rh7's KDE 1.1.2. Please file a separate bug report against KDE.
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