macsteen <macsteen.remove@hotmail.com> wrote:
> in article 1fc0ujn.1ivg7tx11jhtj6N%email@in.sig, Jesper at email@in.sig
> wrote on 11.05.2002 14:00:
>
> > I OS 9 kunne man smideen Hosts fil ned i Preferences mappen,vælge den i
> > TCP/IP kontrolpanelet.
> >
> > Det er/lidt/ sværere at få Hosts filen til at funke i OS X, man skal ind
> > terminalen og indskrive nogle linier og flytte Hosts filen til den
> > usynlige mappe /Private/etc/ via sudo cp i terminalen. Men pokker tage
> > mig om jeg kan få det til at fungere!
> >
> > Nogen idéer (andet end at bede Apple om at genindføre muligheden for at
> > vælge Hosts i TCP/IP!)
>
> Egetnlig er det meget nemmere!
> Det virker nemlig ikke at skrive i /etc/hosts. For som det i den står
> skrevet:
> # Host Database
> #
> # Note that this file is consulted when the system is running in single-user
> # mode. At other times this information is handled by lookupd. By default,
> # lookupd gets information from NetInfo, so this file will not be consulted
> # unless you have changed lookupd's configuration.
>
> Du skal i stedet indføre hosts via Netinfo Manager under /machines.
Det er den anden metode. Du kan stadig benytte Hosts Database.
I Netinfo manager under locations/lookupd/Hosts:
Property Value(s)
name hosts
LookupOrder (CacheAgent, FFAgent, NIAgent, DNSAgent,
NILagent)
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