Am 21.07.26 um 06:52 schrieb Tim via users:
There's another issue that often popped up with Fedora in the past, not sure about now. People would often add the local hostname to the 127.0.0.1 line in the /etc/hosts file, confusing some aspects of networking.
Why?Some applications need to resolve it. If it is an FQDN that is in the global DNS, it will work (it will resolve to the public IP addresses of the system), but for anything else it needs these entries or it will fail in installations without the myhostname part in nsswitch.conf. This is from systemd and not present in some other Linux systems.
hosts: files myhostname -- Gruß Marco Junk-Mail bitte an [email protected]
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