hostname behaves like the following on XP (polish localized copy,
messages may differ):
if(no parameter line given) {
print hostname()
} else {
if(parameter line begins with "-") {
if(parameter == "-s")
print hostname() . "\n"
else
print "Invalid option. \n\n Prints current host name.
\n\n hostname \n"
}
else
print "sethostname: Use Control panel applet to set hostname.
\n
hostname -s is not supported. \n"
}
~d0g
Benny Gaechter pisze:
> If argc is more than 1 (so if there is given a parameter) the output is
>
> /Print the current host's name.\n\nhostname\n
>
> /But maybe it could be changed in:
> /
> Usage: hostname
> use this application without any parameter./
>
> }else{
> if (0 == strcmp(argv[1],"-s"))
> {
> fprintf(stderr,"%s: -s not supported.\n",argv[0]);
> return EXIT_FAILURE;
> }else{
> printf("\nUsage: hostname\n\nuse this application without
> any parameter\n"); //here i had to change.
> }
> }
>
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