From: "Justin Erenkrantz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2001 6:30 AM
> Essentially:
> s/.your_domain.com/.your_domain.example.com/g
>
> I noticed that the Win32 port has @@DomainName@@ to specifically get around
> this - maybe we should add something similar to the Unix install-conf target?
> This may wreck havoc with "virtual servers", but uh, if they are using the
> stock httpd.conf they have other problems to worry about.
Good point, sounds doable. May I suggest we change the mechansims?
Allow @@DomainName@@ 127.0.0.1
so that the local machine can do it's own server-status/server-info while we
are cleaning this up?
> So, is there a reliable way of detecting the DNS domain name on Unix systems
> (the domainname executable is traditionally the NIS domainname). Searching
> through resolv.conf doesn't seem like a pretty solution, but it'd work.
