My /etc/sysconfig/network:
NETWORKING=yes
FORWARD_IPV4=no
HOSTNAME=heidegger.mousecar.com
GATEWAY=192.168.1.100
#### ??? GATEWAYDEV=eth0
GATEWAYDEV=ppp0
I've both of the last two entries and, unless I should have done something
more, neither fixed the problem.
Note: heidegger.mousecar.com is the local host I'm having this problem on.
tnx for all,
kf
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On Tue, 10 Oct 2000, Statux wrote:
= what does /etc/sysconfig/network read like? Do you have a GATEWAY or
= GATEWAYDEV set to anything (they should be set to nothing if you don't use
= them).. I know the problem you're talking about because I had it too but I
= fixed it easily... somehow.. I dunno if it was in the config of my eth0 or
= if it was from that file.
=
= On Tue, 10 Oct 2000, kf wrote:
=
= >
= > Though ppp works fine, when I'm connected, it changes my local machine's
= > hostname, i.e., when ppp isn't running the "hostname" command returns the
= > correct hostname, but once ppp is running the "hostname" command returns
= > the name of host I'm connected to. When I exit from ppp, the "hostname"
= > command goes back to returning the correct name.
= >
= > This strangeness also affects the loading of applications. That is, when
= > ppp is running and I click on an icon to launch a new app, nothing
= > happens, it won't load. Clicking on the same application works fine when
= > ppp isn't running. I believe this is due to authentication failing
= > (because these apps aren't permitted to run on the remote machine to which
= > my local machine has been renamed).
= >
= > Ideas?
= >
= > tia,
= > kf
= >
= >
=
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= -Statux
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