On Sun, 2003-04-06 at 21:23, Derek Jennings wrote: > On Sunday 06 Apr 2003 11:57 am, Stephen Kuhn wrote: > > On Sun, 2003-04-06 at 10:17, m wrote: > > > Does anybody know why do I get my local loop address > > > as nameserver in resolv.conf file? It's slowing down > > > launch of xterm as it's always trying to do reverse > > > look up. Once I remove it and restart KDE everything > > > is ok, but after reboot it gets back in. > > > > > > Thx, Martin > > > > I think it's the /usr/sbin/gremlin.bin that's causing this. (g) > > > > Actually, how is your networking setup - because that's going to have > > the biggest impact on how things work/change upon reboot... > > It is the new zeroconf server that puts your localhost in there. > If you do not need to use zeroconf just delete that line and stop the tmdns > service in MandrakeControlCentre>System>Services > > derek > > BTW: Stephen *pleeze* remove the 'reply to' address in your mail client. > People keep sending direct to you instead of the list because of it.
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