Never mind.
I just tried putting in the braces, and it worked.
```
interface igc2 {send no host name}
```
On Tuesday, November 11, 2025 at 05:40:31 PM EST, Kenneth Hendrickson
<[email protected]> wrote:
I'm having a problem with /etc/dhcpleased.conf
I'm using the command `dhcpleased -n` to check the syntax
of my /etc/dhcpleased.conf file.
A syntax error is reported with all 3 of the following file contents:
```
interface igc2 send no host name
```
```
interface igc2
send no host name
```
Note: spaces before send above
```
interface igc2
send no host name
```
Note: tab before send above
>From my reading of the dhcpleased.conf(5) man page,
all three of these should be OK. But they aren't.
The output is:
/etc/dhcpleased.conf:1: syntax error
I don't see any reason why my ISP needs to know
the hostname of my firewall. What is wrong with my
syntax?
Please help,
Ken Hendrickson
