Re: FQDN hostname

e one of those. > > That's precisely the problem : whatever the DNS suffix is set, OE still only > sends the NetBios hostname in its HELO string. > I tried to fool it, by setting my netbios name to my fqdn hostname, but it > does not change anything. > > Thanks for your answer,

Re: FQDN hostname

hatever the DNS suffix is set, OE still only sends the NetBios hostname in its HELO string. I tried to fool it, by setting my netbios name to my fqdn hostname, but it does not change anything. Thanks for your answer, whatever. I suppose the only solution is to change my mailer... -- Kick | GPGKe

Re: FQDN hostname

Kilian CAVALOTTI wrote: > > Hello, > > I'd like to know why the cygwin hostname can't take any argument. I need to > see if my FQDN win32 hostname is properlly configured, and all what I can > see using 'hostname' is just the netbios name. Is it possible to see (and > maybe set) the full hostname

Re: FQDN hostname

Corinna Vinschen wrote: > Dunno but I actually doubt that Cygwin and OE are using the same API. > Cygwin still uses old Winsock1 functionality, OE probably the new API > for DNS queries if available. You should ask OE questions better in a > related Microsoft newsgroup. Thx a lot for your answer,

Re: FQDN hostname

On Sat, Sep 06, 2003 at 09:45:52AM +0200, Kilian CAVALOTTI wrote: > I'd like to know why the cygwin hostname can't take any argument. The GNU source code in sh-utils as well as in the latest coreutils has no such argument as --fqdn or --long. > I need to > see if my FQDN win32 hostname is properl

FQDN hostname

Hello, I'd like to know why the cygwin hostname can't take any argument. I need to see if my FQDN win32 hostname is properlly configured, and all what I can see using 'hostname' is just the netbios name. Is it possible to see (and maybe set) the full hostname with cygwin ? My main problem is my m