"Phil Steitz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message 
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> On 11/18/06, Bill Barker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I found the problem with Gump, and I'm betting that it is the same 
>> problem
>> with [nightly build].  The /etc/hosts file on vmgump still had the old IP
>> address for vmgump.  I changed it to the new address, and now
>> INA.getLocalHost() returns the right address.
>>
> Thanks, Bill.  I see this in /etc/hosts on vmbuild:
> 209.237.227.200 vmbuild
>
> I get a different IP when I ping or do nslookup.  I guess I should
> change it to what DNS gives?  Why is this entry there, anyway?
>
Yes, if you change it to the DNS address, then c-n will quit trying to 
connect to a machine that no longer exists, and connect to vmbuild instead 
:).

It's there so that the machine can locate itself during bootup (before the 
bind daemon starts), or at least that's the traditional reason to have it.
> Phil 




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