Hello,
Normally to change a hostname in *inux you simply add it to /etc/hostname . I’ve noticed CL doesn’t use this file at all.
Where do you change the hostname in CL? (It is currently “calculate”.
Thank you for any and all suggestions.
Hello,
Normally to change a hostname in *inux you simply add it to /etc/hostname . I’ve noticed CL doesn’t use this file at all.
Where do you change the hostname in CL? (It is currently “calculate”.
Thank you for any and all suggestions.
Read:
$ man hostname
, and execute:
# hostname 67cometpc
I’ve used *nix for ever (circa 2001) and I never realized that I didn’t have to edit /etc/hostname manually …
I learned something new, thank you @NickM
WHOOP!
No luck with that route.
calculate justin # hostname BigStuff
calculate justin #
calculate justin # hostname
BigStuff
Then I reboot, and it is back to calculate.
Does CL Handle hostname differently than others? Usually it is stored on /etc/hostname but CL doesn’t seem to use this method.
Hmm, another way:
$ cl-console --method setup_network --hostname BigStuff
Yes, It is helped ! 100! (factorial) times thanks