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From: douglasv@gte.net
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Subject: Host Name Look Up Failure
Date: Thu, 22 Feb 2001 11:09:29 -0500
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		I an new to BSD and have just installed ver 4.0

		I did a: make search key=(portname)
		to get the path of the port.

		Then I cd to the ports path

		Then I enterd make

		Then the OS gave me: an error 1, Stop, Host Name Look up failure

		I did not create any folders. All folders existing are from the install
program.

				Thank You,
					Doug


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