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| localhost.localdomain Is there a way to change localhost.localdomain? I mean seems kinda stupid not to be able to. If there is, then how? |
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| Re: localhost.localdomain Are you talking about your hostname? localhost is the default entry for the loopback address. if you are talking about this: Quote:
hostname new.hostname.here Then change your network config file to specify your new hostname. In Redhat this is typically located in: /etc/sysconfig/network |
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| Re: localhost.localdomain This worked. My terminal now says: [alex@new alex]$ [] I know I can replace "new" with whatever I want. Now, for the network file. I can't modify this in gedit and save it. It is readonly. Is there a way to change this? |
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| Re: localhost.localdomain Quote:
suNow do your editing and try to save. It should work. |
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| Re: localhost.localdomain yes, some systems dont have SU by the way (namely ubuntu) so use sudo and enter YOUR USER password in that case |
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| Re: localhost.localdomain Quote:
You can still use it by entering sudo su at the command prompt, and additionally using passwd to change the root password, enabling the root account. </useless tidbit of information> |
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| Re: localhost.localdomain I believe it does have 'su' however by default doesn't put anyone in the proper group to use it, therefor, makes it almost unusable. (without detailed linux knowledge) |
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| Re: localhost.localdomain i think you need to be in wheel group |
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| Re: localhost.localdomain speaking of ubuntu has anyone got it installed on a thinkpad? Ive filed kernel bugs since hoary and no solution |
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