One of the quirkiest feature of OpenSUSE is that, there seem to be no way to change or add hostname during the installation. For instance, I ended up with the hostname linux1-woj.
To change the hostname edit the /etc/HOSTNAME (yes, it's upper-caps) file and modify the hostname there. No reboot necessary, but GNOME or your UI might need so.
Source of the tip : http://www.jprl.com/Blog/archive/development/2008/Dec-21.html
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3 comments:
Thank you! I forgot about the whole case sensitive thing and in ubuntu it's lowercase.
Thank you! I forgot about the whole case sensitive thing and in ubuntu it's lowercase.
Haven't been using Ubuntu for a while now; I will take your word for it.
Cheers...
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