by Alex Robinso » Wed, 23 Feb 2000 04:00:00
I have set the hostname via SMIT and when I run 'lsattr -EL inet0' I see the
correct hostname. When I re-boot and then type 'hostname' I get '-s' shown
as the hostname.
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Regards,
Alex Robinson
by Dmitry Gordo » Wed, 23 Feb 2000 04:00:00
> I have set the hostname via SMIT and when I run 'lsattr -EL inet0' I see the
> correct hostname. When I re-boot and then type 'hostname' I get '-s' shown
> as the hostname.
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> Regards,
> Alex Robinson
by Maria Alema » Wed, 23 Feb 2000 04:00:00
Maria
>I have set the hostname via SMIT and when I run 'lsattr -EL inet0' I see
the
>correct hostname. When I re-boot and then type 'hostname' I get '-s' shown
>as the hostname.
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>Regards,
>Alex Robinson
1. dip says 'set HOSTNAME', but it's set
I'm trying to use the campus' SLIP dial in service. According to
book, after I dial into the SLIP and get an IP address, I'm supposed
to come back to the local dip prompt and type 'mode SLIP'. But
everytime I do this, dip responds with something like "set HOSTNAME"
first. When I check HOSTNAME env variable in the Linux, it's set
to a name I used in the login script. Anybody know what dip is
trying to get to here? Thanks for any help
Ming
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