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Phil Sexton schrieb: |
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> Alexander Skwar wrote: |
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>> What script? /bin/domainname is not a script, but a binary. And it's |
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>> this binary, which sets the domainname. But as most users don't want |
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>> to run domainname manually all the time, there are ways to make |
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>> Gentoo call domainname. One of this ways is setting up /etc/conf.d/net. |
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>> Alexander Skwar |
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> OK, it's a binary rather than a script. 'Scuse my sloppyness. |
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No problem. |
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> Apparently you mean that the hostname/domainname, etc. done with the |
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> binary is gone on reboot (which I do very seldom, so I hadn't noticed) |
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Yes, of course. In general, no unix command modifies configuration files. |
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That's, in general, done with an editor. |
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> I didn't think you had to run it manually unless you want to. Can't you |
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> call if from |
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> /etc/conf.d/local.start |
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Sure, but why do that? Why not use the mechanisms, that Gentoo |
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forsees for this? |
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> I thought that was the purpose of that file, to run stuff you want to on |
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> bootup. |
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That's not how I see the file. For me, the file is there to do stuff, |
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for which there's no "proper" way. |
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Alexander Skwar |
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