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I am running RedHat 9 without X installed. I am wondering what file holds the host and domain names. Ex. right now it says <user>@localhost.localdomain. I would like to make it to use my registed domain name. NeoZero62@webserv.oasisone.org. I know this is done in a conf file, but I can not find it. Can anyone help me? Also, dose anyone know how to disable directory indexing in apache 2.0? Thanks for your time.
-Randy
I have bind and everything setup, my webserver and name servers all work. I was just not able to find the conf file for this box. I think that localhost.localdomain is anoying, I would just like to change it. Thanks for the file path and command! Anyone know about apache?
Ahh, I changed my domain name, and restarted the box to see if the settings worked after a restart, and apache will not load now! How could the name change stop apache from loading? I tryed to start it manualy, but it said apache startup failed.
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