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> > maybe your .localdomain is your problem ... do you have a nameserver |
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> > for localdomain ?!? and it is not common to define |
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> localhost.localdomain. |
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> This shouldn't matter in this case since localhost.localdomain is only |
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> being defined as an alias for localhost. |
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> Aron |
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All the entries should just be aliases to the IP. For example, mine is: |
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127.0.0.1 localhost.localmachine localhost |
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Order shouldn't matter, as in one being aliased to the other. I personally |
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didn't run into this problem with perl. But I had /etc/hosts modified and |
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the lo interface up before that. |
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Tim |
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