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Etaoin Shrdlu a écrit : |
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> On Monday 19 February 2007 12:12, Bayrouni wrote: |
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>> I added this line in /etc/conf.d/net: |
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>> dns_domain_lo="MY_DOMAIN" |
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>> I restarted the net.lo but still the same result: |
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>> # domainname |
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>> (none) |
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>> # hostname and hostname -f |
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>> MY_HOST |
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>> My DNS server is running but it works only as dns cache server. |
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>> So, do I need to configure it as DNS for this machine and the others |
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>> in LAN to have hostname and domainname commands working correctly? |
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> Ok, then you probably need to add your host's FQDN to the file /etc/hosts |
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> (eg, a.b.c.d myhost.my.domain myhost). I found it to be the only |
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> method to have hostname -f working. |
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Yes, after adding a.b.c.d myhost.my.domain myhost in /etc/hosts, |
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hostname --> myhost |
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and hostname -f --> myhost.my.domain |
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:) |
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but domainname --> (none) |
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Anyway, thanks for you and all others |
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Bayrouni |
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> Since the handbook does not mention this, I'm still thinking that I'm |
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> probably missing something, but even a fresh install has the problem |
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> until the /etc/hosts workaround is applied. |
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