[NTLUG:Discuss] dhpcd changes hostname
Chris Cox
cjcox at acm.org
Tue Jan 4 22:22:50 CST 2000
This answer seems the best....
Looks like when dhcpcd was invoked it queried the server and got a new
dynamic IP and name associated with the connection. Since you have
a static IP....you don't need to query for a dynamic IP....hopefully
disabling dhcpcd should fix the problem....I think Kyle's on target.
Madhat who suggested using DISPLAY=:0.0 is on the money too. That avoids
the hostname issue when it comes to local X11 stuff.
My two cents,
Chris
Kyle_Davenport at compusa.com wrote:
>
> bilbo wrote:
>
> > I am using static DSL for internet connectivity. It was working fine
> under 6.0. Something was modified during the upgrade, which now allows
> dhspcd ( I think) to change my hostname from, "localhost" to whatever the
> DSL server renames the connection to...
>
> other suggestions are correct, but at the very least, turn off dhcpcd. As root,
> run control-panel and select run-level editor and remove dhcp from your
> current level (type "runlevel" - probably 3 or 5)
>
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