where do I specify my hostname for dhcpcd?

2001-02-03 Thread Richard Morin 
The subject says it allI've been static for years, and now @home has
gone and changed things...I'm back up after 4 days of hell trying to figure
out what happened, but now am wondering where to tell dhcpcd what my
hostname is Can anyone shed some light?
Rich

Re: where do I specify my hostname for dhcpcd?

2001-02-03 Thread Andrei Ivanov 
Just call it 'dhcpcd -h foo' if hostname is foo.
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Re: where do I specify my hostname for dhcpcd?

2001-02-03 Thread Michael P. Soulier 
On Sat, Feb 03, 2001 at 06:51:55PM -0600, Andrei Ivanov wrote:
 Just call it 'dhcpcd -h foo' if hostname is foo.
 Andrei

Or if it's a client id that's necessary, dhcpcd's -I argument is used for
that. 

Mike

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RE: where do I specify my hostname for dhcpcd?

2001-02-03 Thread Richard Morin 
I've been playing with this, and conferring with Andrei off list.

I was used to static entries in /etc/init.d/network...when @Home switched my
subnet to completely dynamic I had no choice but to install the DHCPCD
package.

From the command line as root...dhcpcd -h crxx-x   gets me
going...ifconfig and route show the proper info.

What init file should I place this entry?
Thanks all.
Rich

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On Sat, Feb 03, 2001 at 06:51:55PM -0600, Andrei Ivanov wrote:
 Just call it 'dhcpcd -h foo' if hostname is foo.
 Andrei

Or if it's a client id that's necessary, dhcpcd's -I argument is used
for
that.

Mike

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