Re: [cobalt-users] old machine name showing up

[Jeff Lasman <jblists@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Greg Hewitt-Long wrote:

> This is going to be slow, but you will get some decent clues as to where the problem lies:
> 
> [machine # /] su -
> [machine # /] find / -type f -print 2>>/dev/null | xargs grep -l nobaloney.net 2>>/dev/null
> 
> Should give you a listing of files containing nobaloney.net - which may indicate where the problem lies.

Thanks for this great tip on searching an entire server.  Fortunately
somone on cobalt-developers was able to narrow it down to a set of files
for me <smile>.

I had tried changing the machine name back and forth a few times, and
the last time left it at raq41.nobaloney.net, so I can't prove it, but
my guess is the problem was in the /etc/hosts file <frown>.

It appears to be working now, though <smile>.

Again, thanks!

Jeff
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