I've run across this in other contexts...
"hostname -s" is a GNU-ism that forces a "short" hostname; the closest
thing in other systems seems to be "uname -n".
David Douthitt
CUNA & Affiliates
UNIX Systems Administrator
LPI Level 1, Linux+
ddouthitt@xxxxxxxxx
>>> Alan Hoyt <ahoyt@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> 8/5/03 6:17PM >>>
Line 64 was changed from LOCALHOSTNAME=`hostname`
LOCALHOSTNAME=`hostname -s`
What was the logic behind this change? If it's necessary - I can find
a work around!
Otherwise, there is no "short" hostname option on Solaris which resuls
in the host name being set to "-s".
- Alan -
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