Yes, but then you still get the old name in the prompt so long as you have
not logged out...
Jack
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On RH 7.3, it's in /etc/sysconfig/network that you have to change the
hostname. And then you still have to logout and log back in before it is
visible...
Hope this helps...
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OK, now I really got it. The person who bought the RH Advanced Server didn't
activate the product yet. That's why I couldn't get anything. Now we are
getting somewhere...
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Thank you for your answer. I see that the problem is we need to buy service
entitlements to have access to the updates... We are not used to that as
linux users...
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Hello,
I have the Red Hat Advanced Server, and there are 2
or 3 very specific problems which seem to be related to the distribution. I
don't know if anybody here can help...
1) the e100 interface driver (This is a network
card incorporated in a pentium IV motherboard) does not work.
2) the
Hello, seems to me like with your chmod 0600 you
are trying to make this file non executable, which is not a good idea. According
to the existing rights on this file you have the permission to edit it
as root. What is happening when you try to edit it with vi?
Jacques
