can some 1 help me out ?

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paddy

heloo guys i need little favor here , cose im still new using Bsd .

1 : [PiuW@bsd-mtl3 ~]$ thats what show up when user login into server, what if i want to change it into [PiuW@insane ~]$ what file do i had to change for ?

2 : what is best tcllib do i had to install and how ?

3 : when i type ps ax | grep bind there is no bind process running , what should i type to run that bind.

4 : any 1 know software for bsd that can detect DDOS attack on server ?

sorry if i'm asking to many question but i really need some expert help for my problem.
thanks before ...
 
1) If I read that prompt correctly bsd-mtl3 is the hostname, do you really want to change the hostname of the machine or just the prompt?

3) Do you really need a DNS server?

The other questions have been answered by DutchDaemon :e
 
@DutchDaemon : thanks a lot 2 solved
for number 3 :
bsd-mtl3# rndc status
rndc: connection to remote host closed
This may indicate that
* the remote server is using an older version of the command protocol,
* this host is not authorized to connect,
* the clocks are not syncronized, or
* the key is invalid.

i got that message when i type rndc status .

@ale : thanks a lot bro :D

@SirDice :
1 : yes bro i need to change it into insane

3 : yes so i can easylly change my vhost cose i had 16 ips on my DS . i ussually type ps ax | grep bind then i kill the pid proses then run that bind command again , and now when i type

bsd-mtl3# ps ax | grep bind
14829 p1 S+ 0:00.00 grep bind
bsd-mtl3#

please some advice bro :D everythink is ok until some 1 screw my DS with a heavy DDOS flood .
 
paddy said:
1 : yes bro i need to change it into insane
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Edit /etc/rc.conf; change the line with hostname=.

3 : yes so i can easylly change my vhost cose i had 16 ips on my DS . i ussually type ps ax | grep bind then i kill the pid proses then run that bind command again , and now when i type
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Use: # /etc/rc.d/named restart

There's usually no need to fully restart named. Just:
# rndc freeze
Edit the zone file (don't forget to up the serial).
# rndc unfreeze

bsd-mtl3# ps ax | grep bind
14829 p1 S+ 0:00.00 grep bind
bsd-mtl3#
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Try # pgrep -lf named
 
paddy said:
bsd-mtl3# rndc status
rndc: connection to remote host closed
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Try [cmd=]rndc-confgen[/cmd]. Watch on-screen output. Put the first half (indicated by start/end) in /etc/namedb/rndc.conf, and add the second half to /etc/namedb/named.conf (uncomment the lines that are needed). Then restart named.
 
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