Vidiot ,
I understand your concern please visit /etc/sysconfig/network you will find your host
name there update it instaed of network /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0
gives you gateway and other stuff.
useing netconfig is safe.
Vidiot wrote:
> Jonathan Wilson posted:
>
> >I have temporarily fixed that by setting the hostname, however, I need to fix it
>permanently so that if we ever reboot again we won't have a repeat situation. I
>greped for the old hostname in /etc and couldn't find it anywhere except in
>/etc/HOSTNAME. I don't think that's what I'm looking for, because it seems like that
>was set up during bootup.
> >
> >So, where is the conf file that set the hostname during startup?
>
> Under version 6.2, I've not had problems with linuxconf. Use netcfg instead,
> as it is a subset program. I do not know which file is played with.
> One file that contains the information is /etc/hosts.
>
> MB
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