On Thu Oct 19 05:09:05 MDT 2006 juras256 wrote:
> The Book says that most tests of NSS-3.11.3 will fail without defined > proper domainname in DUMSUF. > > I think I have defined proper domainname, but I'm in doubt what > does it > mean "proper"... > > The only place I defined something like domainname in my system is > /etc/hosts file. > > 192.168.0.101 kaptah.homelinux.net kaptah > > and I defined > > export DOMSUF=homelinux.net > > Still I have only 670 tests passed and there should be 800. > Something must have gone wrong... :-( May be the problem lies > somewhere > else... > > At the very beginning of setting up my system I noticed that > the login banner defined in /etc/issue > shows domainname=(none) when I use \o in it. > Does it have anything to do with DOMSUF and > how to define domainname for /etc/issue? > > These are probably two completely different stories... > > Can someone explain any of them? I am haveing the same problem installing NSS failing 270 tests. My etc/hosts being; 127.0.0.1 lfscats.home.org LFSCATS localhost I wondered about the FQDN, fully qualified domaine name, the LFS book does not explain what this is exactly. So I looked it up and added the . (dot)after the domain name. export DOMSUF=lfscats.home.org. and all tests passed. Should a dot be added to the domain name in / etc/hosts file? If I do so I still also get (None) from etc/issue. Can anyone tell me if this is proper? I am still wondering where the proper place that /etc/issue gets the domainname. Arden -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/blfs-support FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
