I may not be a newbie but this problem has me feeling like one.
Here is how the hostname is being reported:
# hostname
nala.example.com
# hostname -s
nala
# hostname -f
nala.example.com.example.com
# domainname
example.com
I have tried various ways to get the name changed and have been able to ma
Hi Torpey List!
On 2013.01.20 at 08:44:00 -0600, Torpey List wrote next:
>
> I may not be a newbie but this problem has me feeling like one.
>
> Here is how the hostname is being reported:
> # hostname
> nala.example.com
> # hostname -s
> nala
> # hostname -f
> nala.example.com.example.com
> #
On Sunday, January 20, 2013, Torpey List wrote:
> I may not be a newbie but this problem has me feeling like one.
>
> Here is how the hostname is being reported:
> # hostname
> nala.example.com
> # hostname -s
> nala
> # hostname -f
> nala.example.com.example.com
> # domainname
> example.com
>
> I
Thanks for responding Vladimir
On 2013.01.20 at 09:14:00 -0600, Vladimir Mosgalin wrote next:
>Hi Torpey List!
>
> On 2013.01.20 at 08:44:00 -0600, Torpey List wrote next:
>
>>
>> I may not be a newbie but this problem has me feeling like one.
>>
>> Here is how the hostname is being reported:
>
Hi Torpey List!
On 2013.01.20 at 11:02:38 -0600, Torpey List wrote next:
> /etc/sysconfig/network has only the following:
> NETWORKING=yes
> HOSTNAME=nala.
> DOMAIN=example.com
>
> I see the trailing period at the end of the Hostname and have removed it. I
> have also added "NM_CONTROLLED=no"
-Original Message-
From: Vladimir Mosgalin
Hi Torpey List!
On 2013.01.20 at 11:02:38 -0600, Torpey List wrote next:
/etc/sysconfig/network has only the following:
NETWORKING=yes
HOSTNAME=nala.
DOMAIN=example.com
I see the trailing period at the end of the Hostname and have removed it
The output of the domainname command hasn't ever worked the way you
would expect on Redhat to my recollection. quite simply the Redhat
network scripts have never set the variable unless you configure NIS
and nothing expects it to be set any more.
'hostname -d' should give you the output you are loo