Je 6 mrt 10:21 skribis Tobias:
> Giovanni Biscuolo wrote:
> > I'd prefer setting the contents "inline" declaring each hosts
> > record... but I don't know how to do it
>
> Probably easier than you thought!
>
> (host-name "lapdog.tobias.gr")
> ;; This creates a file /gnu/store/…-hosts and
Giovanni, Marco,
Giovanni Biscuolo wrote:
I'd prefer setting the contents "inline" declaring each hosts
record... but I don't know how to do it
Probably easier than you thought!
(host-name "lapdog.tobias.gr")
;; This creates a file /gnu/store/…-hosts and links it as
/etc/hosts.
Hi Marco,
Marco van Hulten writes:
[...]
> I found that one can edit /etc/hosts , starting with something like:
>
> 127.0.0.1 localhost
> 127.0.1.1 myhost.mydomain myhost
for hosts you have to configure "hosts-file" [1] in your
operating-system section
I found this in an old
Je 5 mrt 11:30 skribis Marco:
> Hello Guix—
>
> I want `dnsdomainname` to be set on my system with GuixSD (because it
> is used as a destination in my Postfix configuration). How do I go
> about this?
>
> The system with GuixSD gets network information from my Debian 8 server
> that runs the
Hello Guix—
I want `dnsdomainname` to be set on my system with GuixSD (because it
is used as a destination in my Postfix configuration). How do I go
about this?
The system with GuixSD gets network information from my Debian 8 server
that runs the ISC DHCP server. So I thought the best approach
