> > Two small quick nits... > > (1) Use example.com. IANA reserves the name for the purpose. > > (2) 'server.example.com' is not a FQDN. > > FQDN's end in a dot '.' to indicate the top of the tree. All of these > are fully qualified: > > * server.example.com. > * localhost. > * localhost.localdomain.
My bad you’re right, wasn’t sure how to refer to it :) > > While the second might look strange, its needed on some OSes like > Solaris. Otherwise, boots take 2x or 3x times longer while the network > stack tries to determine its place in the DNS tree. It spews > complaints to dmesg as its booting about lack of a fqdn. > Did you have the hostname specified within /etc/hosts ? Since the network stack hasn’t loaded it will keep trying to resolve it externally. _______________________________________________ Users mailing list Users@openvz.org https://lists.openvz.org/mailman/listinfo/users
