I was looking at the newly re-written install docs (well, done by the
way) and I noticed that the hostname looks to be being broken up as
/etc/hostname as the machine name and /etc/dnsdomainname as the domain
segment. So, if I have mymachine.mydomain.com, then hostname should have
mymachine in it
Ian Truelsen wrote:
I was looking at the newly re-written install docs (well, done by the
way) and I noticed that the hostname looks to be being broken up as
/etc/hostname as the machine name and /etc/dnsdomainname as the domain
segment. So, if I have mymachine.mydomain.com, then hostname should
I was looking at the newly re-written install docs (well, done by the
way) and I noticed that the hostname looks to be being broken up as
Sorry, if I missed it, this is the first mention I've seen of re-written
install docs. When did the re-written ones go up and where are they?
What's
On 07/12/03 Ian Truelsen wrote:
I was looking at the newly re-written install docs (well, done by the
way) and I noticed that the hostname looks to be being broken up as
/etc/hostname as the machine name and /etc/dnsdomainname as the domain
segment. So, if I have mymachine.mydomain.com, then
On Sun, Jul 13, 2003 at 02:38:33AM +0200, Marius Mauch wrote:
The problem is that agetty displays the domainname as reported by
/bin/domainname which is the NIS domainname that is stored in
/etc/nisdomainname. This is irritating many people. Personally, I've put
my domainname in
On 07/12/03 Daniel Robbins wrote:
On Sun, Jul 13, 2003 at 02:38:33AM +0200, Marius Mauch wrote:
The problem is that agetty displays the domainname as reported by
/bin/domainname which is the NIS domainname that is stored in
/etc/nisdomainname. This is irritating many people. Personally,
