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Collins Richey wrote: |
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> Just some minor nitpicks. |
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> 1. hostname always returns (none) on my system. How to fix? |
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yeah, I had the same problem here, it worked after remerging |
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sys-apps/net-tools. |
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I found a problem in the yp-tools package, it installed |
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ypdomainname,nisdomainname and domainname. |
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All those files still existed and where hardlinks to hostname coming |
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from net-tools. I fixed yp-tools |
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today. But also I found another hostname binary in /usr/bin. I'm not |
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sure where this is coming from, I can't find |
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it in the package database, so it must be a buggy install function in |
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one of our 600 packages :(. I will find it. |
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remove that binary(/usr/bin/hostname) manually please |
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> 2. The PS1 prompt works if I login from console, but in an x |
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> terminal window it doesn't (just bash2.04 displayed at the |
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> prompt). How to fix? |
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Change the #!/bin/sh line to #!/bin/sh --login |
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in the windomanager wrappers in /usr/X11R6/bin/wm/. |
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For KDE edit /opt/kde2.1/bin/startkde. |
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bye achim~ |
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BTW: I made a package for sylpeed and configured qmail as my local |
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mailserver. Receiving mail works no matter what settings I use in |
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/etc/hosts for |
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both the IP and the hostname. What mail server are you using? |
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> -- |
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> Collins Richey |
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