>Hello again,
>I have two problems with the machine that I am using at this time.
>1. Currently this machine is named t21717.domain-name.edu, in the >dns
>tables on the college's nameserver it is T21717.domain-name.edu. >Should
>this difference in the names cause a problem? (I also changed the >name of
>the computer in the /etc/HOSTNAME file and it still does not boot >with the
>name T21717).
The system doesn't look to the etc/hostname file. To set the hostname, go to
the /etc/sysconfig/ directory. There resides a file in which the hostname is
listed. Change it, and reboot.
> If the names do have to match (which I believe they >do)
>what do I have to do to this machine to change the name at boottime >on
>this computer?
>2. The httpd command activated at boot time is not running now at >the time
>the computer launches. When I try and launch the command >manually by
>typing httpd it gives the the error
>"bind:port already in use
This is because inetd already has control of the port. This means that inetd
listens to the port and when a request comes in it spawns a copy of httpd.
To change this, set the httpd to standalone. (it is in httpd.conf I
believe).
>could not bind to port 80"
>and I have to type control c to exit.
> How can I find out what ports are in use on this machine? Also can >you
>reccomend what port to apache on if port 80 is in use?
>I really need the help,
>Dan Hughes
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