cat /etc/hostname thread.
X220.laptop
Cat /etc/hostname thread
Isaac Collins
Xavier Scott
Nifleheim.
Jaxon Cook
dianna
Ryan Lopez
jetson
Lincoln Hughes
x200
Adrian Edwards
marina
oberon
puck
Nolan Price
call me boring but I name it after the model if it's a laptop and "desktop" if it's a desktop. Example:
EliteBook 8460p
>elitebook
Toshiba Satellite C5421
>toshiba
Chink Shit clad desktop
>desktop
John Smith
archtop
Parker Edwards
$ cat /etc/hostname
timesink
Guess my OS.
Austin Allen
>Mom, I can't go out today. Pacman just fucked up my conf files!
Asher Cooper
alienmode-OptiPlex-390
Carson Perry
$ cat /etc/hostname
cat: /etc/hostname: No such file or directory
Are hostnames just another fingerprinting method?
Logan Butler
...
Alexander Robinson
% cat /etc/hostname
mksh: cat: /etc/hostname: No such file or directory
James Jackson
divastation
Jacob Perry
cat /etc/hostname
thinkpad-x220
Hunter Jackson
...
Hunter Scott
what kind of sorcery you're using
Aiden Mitchell
debian-x230t
Grayson Johnson
secondary
Christopher Wilson
Kevin
Samuel Sanchez
[root@mizunet]~> cat /etc/hostname
mizunet-router05.lan
Carson Carter
cd code
cd..
cd..
cd..
cd ..
ls
cd code
cd ..
cd
Seriously though you're in your home directory (~ or /home/yourname) since /etc is located at the root (/) directory you need to go up 2 directories. cd .. navigates up 1 directory so you can do that twice or you can go up multiple directories like cd ../..
cd means change directory btw and mind the space between cd and ..
Check out how I executed cat and navigated up 2 directories from my home (~ or /home/user) and into /etc/hosnames in the one liner in my pic related. Navigating bash is pretty great once you get the hang of it.
Jace Brown
Forgot image