hi, it seems wine aint using my linux hostname so how do i know what hostname is using? There used to be a config file with the network settings but I dont know how that works now.. thanx
On Sun, May 3, 2009 at 8:36 PM, rastiazul <wineforum-user at winehq.org> wrote:> hi, it seems wine aint using my linux hostname so how do i know what hostname is using?How are you sure it's not?> There used to be a config file with the network settings but I dont know how that works now..No, it's been deprecated in favor of the registry. -- -Austin
Im using wine to run a server program to control time usage in an internet cafe and the problem is that the user computers (running win$) arent being able to connect to the server, it says the hostname is wrong. It works If I try to connect to the server using its ip but this doesnt work in the long run since I have dinamic ip. The server?s hostname/computer name is debian, I also tried with debian.amnet.co.cr with same result.
rastiazul wrote:> It works If I try to connect to the server using its ip but this doesnt work in the long run since I have dinamic ip.http://wiki.winehq.org/FAQ#head-933a92a965553f3ef2ab7ff40488b58f0983fdc6
i dont have 64 bit
vitamin wrote:> > rastiazul wrote: > > The server?s hostname/computer name is debian, I also tried with debian.amnet.co.cr with same result. > > Ok, so the problem is not with program you running under Wine but with program(s) that are running on other systems?How could I know? If could issue a command in wine that would tell me the hostname then I would know.
rastiazul wrote:> I did answered. "How could I know" implies that I dont know. Ill reasearch name resolution and stufff too see what Im missing. > >Get a basic book on setting up IP configurations under Linux or Google it. Wine should pick up the same hostname and IP address. Wine does not have the Windows Networking stuff build in completely, yet. James McKenzie