In my case it was called localhost.localdomain and that meant the end of
Qmailtoaster. And I'm positive that I didn't modify manually the
/etc/hosts file.
Sorry about the receipt requests.
Jake Vickers wrote:
Istvan Köpe wrote:
I found the problem. It was because the /etc/hosts file. It was
modified.
But I still don't know which application modified the file. Is it
possible that DHCP modify this file? Or what else?
Not normally. localhost means just that: the local host or this
machine. All linux machines (when they are trying to refer to
themselves or connect to other programs on the same machine) call
themselves localhost.
And please, PLEASE, *PLEASE* turn off read notifications. I find them
extremely annoying to begin with, but on a mailing list each and every
single person (1000+) has to either send a notification or hit cancel
for every one of your messages. Be courteous and turn it off at least
when posting to the mailing list.
Thanks!
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