"B. Chapman" wrote:
>
> Every time I boot, I get an error that httpd cannot determine my host
> name. First, could someone please tell me what httpd would be used for,
> and second, do I need to start it at boot? Do I need to use httpd if the
> only network I connect to uses dhcp? (I'm a new user if you can't tell!)
>
> Thanks Brian
The httpd is the web server deamon. If you don't plan on using your
Linux box as an internet web site then you can run YaST and turn that
setting off. (You could find the setting in rc.config and set it to
'NO', but the next time you run YaST it would be turned back on.) Then
use 'kill' to kill the hpptd deamon by running ps ax to see what its PID
is, then issue "kill -9 <what ever the PID is>".
JLK
Linux, because it's STABLE, the source code is included, the price is
right.
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