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Am Sonntag, 04.01.2015 um 14:06 |
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schrieb Urs Schütz <u.schutz@×××××××.ch>: |
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> Hi list |
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> |
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> While hunting down slow startx times (12-16s instead the usual 2-5s) |
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> I found that "hostname -f" tries to resolve the hostname. This is a |
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> slow process (timeout?): |
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Normally this is a fast process. See my results below. |
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> urs@cadd ~ $ time hostname -v |
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> gethostname()=`cadd' |
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> cadd |
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> |
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> real 0m0.001s |
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> user 0m0.000s |
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> sys 0m0.001s |
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user@puter ~ $ time hostname -v |
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gethostname()=`puter' |
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puter |
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real 0m0.003s |
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user 0m0.000s |
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sys 0m0.000s |
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> urs@cadd ~ $ time hostname -v -f |
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> gethostname()=`cadd' |
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> Resolving `cadd' ... |
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> Result: h_name=`cadd' |
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> Result: h_addr_list=`127.0.0.1' |
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^^^^^^^^^ |
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Does your computer only have an IP address for your localhost? |
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> cadd |
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> |
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> real 0m10.011s |
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> user 0m0.000s |
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> sys 0m0.001s |
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user@puter ~ $ time hostname -v -f |
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gethostname()=`puter' |
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Resolving `puter' ... |
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Result: h_name=`puter.local' |
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Result: h_aliases=`puter' |
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Result: h_addr_list=`192.168.44.32' |
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puter.local |
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real 0m0.005s |
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user 0m0.003s |
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sys 0m0.003s |
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> What is the recommended way for /etc/hosts? I'm at a simple home |
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> network, behind a NAT cable modem, and do not have a dns domain name. |
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What is the content of your /etc/hosts file? |
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This is my hostfile: |
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127.0.0.1 localhost |
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::1 localhost |
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192.168.44.32 puter.local puter |
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Regards |
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wabe |
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