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unqualified hostname error on boot causes pauses
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johannes falcone
May 17, 2013, 9:35:53 PM5/17/13
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I used dhcp at home to install 9.1amd64
I put my hostname into /etc/hosts and it still pasuses forever on boot.
Is the solution just to remove the hostname line from rc.conf?
I put my hostname into /etc/hosts and it still pasuses forever on boot.
Is the solution just to remove the hostname line from rc.conf?
johannes falcone
May 17, 2013, 9:45:40 PM5/17/13
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error reads:
sm-mta [1318] unqualified hostname, pausing 30s for retry
sm-mta [1318] unqualified hostname, pausing 30s for retry
Winston
May 17, 2013, 10:10:11 PM5/17/13
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johannes falcone <vispha...@gmail.com> posted:
hang quite a while if it can't get its host's fully qualified domain
name. Your best bet is either to disable sendmail, or check its man
pages for ways of configuring it that suit your situation.
HTH,
-WBE
> error reads:
>
> sm-mta [1318] unqualified hostname, pausing 30s for retry
That looks like a sendmail warning, and, yes, last I saw, sendmail can
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> sm-mta [1318] unqualified hostname, pausing 30s for retry
hang quite a while if it can't get its host's fully qualified domain
name. Your best bet is either to disable sendmail, or check its man
pages for ways of configuring it that suit your situation.
HTH,
-WBE
johannes falcone
May 17, 2013, 10:14:55 PM5/17/13
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thx
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