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On 07/13/2010 11:43, Mike Bybee wrote:
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one has come up a lot - because older PC-BSD *did* let you name the
box, IIRC. I'm all for it, since it's not very end-user friendly to go
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<div>Which config file is this?</div>
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<div>On 07/10/2010 17:18, Gerard van Essen wrote:
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1. It would be nice if the PC could be given a name during
installation. Current PC-BSD installation is called pcbsd-5304<br>
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Good idea, It'll have to go into 9 / 8.2 though, added it to my list :)<br>
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<div>This one has come up a lot - because older PC-BSD *did* let
you name the box, IIRC. I'm all for it, since it's not very end-user
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The hostname is maintained in /etc/rc.conf<br clear="all">
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Also need to edit /etc/hosts with the new name<br>
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