[ydl-gen] hostname

[Richardson, Joshua A.]

I always throw this step in at the end 
$echo hostname > /proc/sys/kernel/hostname

Joshua A. Richardson


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Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2007 3:43 AM
To: Discussion List for General Yellow Dog Linux User Topics; Derick
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Subject: Re: [ydl-gen] hostname

bonjour !


Derick wrote:
> I thought this issue had been solved.  Try this:
> $su -
> #hostname --file /etc/hosts bbux

> Let me know what happens, ok?

beuh... very very bizarre...

at first I've that :> [root at 127 root]#

and at once I've looked at /etc/hosts: it didn't change (no 127)
so now I know (wowowo) that this file hosts has nothing to do with the 
problem

well, to see if this "127 root" would remain after a logging out I 
closed the session.
But then, catastrophe !!!
... impossible to open a session again because a problem of "something 
like dcop". Only the safe terminal was permitted. I don't why but I've 
had the idea to hostname bbux.bbux, and, incroyable, it worked !
at the right-down corner of the logging screen, this time it's written 
bbux.bbux, and after logging and safe arrival at KDE, the terminal says:
-> [root at bbux root]#

I won't say Victoire too fast, several loggin in and out may be 
necessary to see if bbux is there for long.

you know, I find the safe terminal a little bit brrbrr (j'ai eu peur!o)


cordialement,
b.b

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