one04 or dub04?
man uname will tell you that one04 is the network "node" name
hostname returns the hostname ... the are usually the same but must not be.
No idea why they as they are on your machine... I guess you set them so? :)
google hostname nodename and you will find lots of references explaining the
difference and where values come from.
Colin
2009/6/4 <ollie at eillo.org>
> Hello Everyone,
>> I have some questions about uname, hostname and /etc/hosts
>> on a Linux box output of the commadn uname -a is:
>> Linux one04 2.6.16.54 . . . . . . #Im not typing the whole thing
>> What exactly is dub04 and where does it come from?
>> On the same box the output of the command "hostname" is "two04"
>> In /etc/hosts only "two04" is present.
>> - The names are made up but correspond to the situation im seeing.
> - This is some kind of Hi Availability system - im not sure what.
>> In this case where could "two04" coming from and why is it different to
> what I see in uname -a?
>> Im just trying to satisfy my curiosity :)
>> Best Regards,
>> Oliver.
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