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Type hostname to set it, modify rc.conf and hosts file.
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In rc.conf :
On Monday 17 April 2006 17:41, Matt Rajca wrote:
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In /rtc/rc.conf add a line like this:
hostname=host.network.net
If you are running network services such as DNS, etc. you may need to change
it in those configuration files as well.
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David
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Hi Matt,
As root, type hostname new hostname, and the hostname will be changed
immediately. To make this change permanent across reboots, edit the file
'/etc/rc.conf', and add the following line:
hostname=new.host.name
The '/etc/rc.conf' file is described here:
Matt Rajca wrote:
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See hostname(1).
Also, see init(8) and rc(8). Generally, to persist
across reboots, you set something like
hostname=hostname.domain.tld
in /etc/rc.conf.
Kevin Kinsey
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