Re[4]: FQDN hostname
Thursday, April 04, 2002, 10:43:10 PM, Alan Chandler wrote:
> It seems to me it might be useful for you to take a step away from the
> problem and realise three things.
> 1) Its not your computer but each interface that has an IP address
That makes sense when I pause to think about it. =]
As for the FQDN, I figured it out. The problem lay in /etc/dhcp/config
where it asks for the hostname there. When I changed that to a FQDN,
postfix installed without a hiccup.
But now I run into the problem that when I send mail to root, (I
believe) it's being sent to my ISP. The modem lights flash.
If I want to keep my mail all local, should I be using a fudged
hostname?
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