Wayne, WRONG! Your rights have not been violated. You are using software that askes your internet service provider for information. Your service provider gives you all of the information it has to offer. You are asking for something and then crying when you get it. Road Runner is not invading your system.
How do you see your rights being breached? Road runner is letting you BORROW an IP address. They have that IP address listed in their DNS with that hostname. Your computers DHCPCD (client deamon) is configured to ask for and accept the hostname assigned by your ISP. Please explain how Road Runner is violating your computer. Several people have tried to tell you that you need to change YOUR configuration to solve YOUR problem. Road Runner has their system properly configured and working exactly how they want it to. If you want a specific hostname assigned to the IP address Road Runner lets you use, then you need to get a static IP and pay for a DNS entry. Please use your negative energy on something that can use it, like stoping SPAM. Start reading the man pages and FAQs before yelling conspiracy. Dusty > You seem to have totally ignored the fact that it is my right that is > being breached, my computer that is being invaded. > > Of course, I have to 'warn" you that I am now speaking as a politician. > > > Dustin Cross wrote: > >>Wayne, >> >>Road Runner has always assigned hostnames to all of their DHCP clients >>and so does every other ISP that uses DHCP that I know of. This is >>standard practice and is how they track the systems on their network. >>You can override this functionality, but it sounds like your problem is >>with a Redhat configuration. The hostname of your system should have >>no effect on its operation. The name localhost is ment to be assigned >>to 127.0.0.1 and not your external IP address. When your system >>communicates with localhost it is talking to 127.0.0.1 and not the IP >>address Road Runner assigned, unless you have changed something or >>Redhat's default config is wrong. You are making a big deal out of >>nothing. >> >> >>Dusty >> >> > > > _______________________________________________ > LUAU mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://videl.ics.hawaii.edu/mailman/listinfo/luau
