Many thanks Geoff and Nemo, this mail is very good for a newbee. I will check my network configuration, now I have the sysname in plan9.ini.
I will start my holidays in a few hours, and I will no open my laptop for a week. Thanks!!! > You can do things differently, but the way we do them is as follows. > cpurc invokes cpurc.local and /cfg/$sysname/cpurc, where $sysname is > the name of the current cpu server. We intend that cpurc will be > relatively static, cpurc.local should implement site-wide local policy > (e.g., set cpu and facedom variables, run ipv6on) and > /cfg/$sysname/cpurc should implement machine-specific local policy > (e.g., run cron, httpd, dhcpd or tftpd). > > We consider it mandatory to set sysname. If ndb/cs doesn't do it > (perhaps because your /lib/ndb is imcomplete), you can set it in > plan9.ini. /n/sources/cfg/example/cpurc is an example cpurc; you > might want to copy it to /cfg/$sysname/cpurc and edit the copy. > >
