On Thu, Apr 26, 2001 at 04:46:31PM +0800, Alex Le Dain a ecrit:
>
> During the installation I selected to start the web server daemon
> (httpd) - presumably this is the apache server? Anyway the thing comes
> up [ FAILED ] at boot time - when you get those lovely green [ OK ] 's
> for everything else. The error is "could not locate local host name, use
> Servername to configure manually" or words pretty close to that.
I remember there is a ServerName directive in Apache.
Try to find a line containing "Servername" in your httpd.conf and
add your hostname to it: ServerName dragon .
Chances are you're trying to fire up a web server called www.example.com
or something like that.
> Is it that there is a file where "localhost" info is stored and
> something mismatches?
You can check the /etc/hosts file which stores this info.
It contains a line per interface and should read
127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost
192.168.1.13 dragon
HTH!
Emmanuel Seyman
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