could reliably determine the FQDN ... error

Hi,

I installed apache 2.2 on redhat 9.0 in a LAN connected to internet with
adsl. I still have the same error:"could not determine the server's FQDN,
using 10.0.0.181 for servername" when starting apache.
When i do: ping 10.0.0.181, it works
..When i do: ping 'myservername', it works too.

'Myservername is defined in my DNS.

Any idea?
Thanks
Ben

Hi, thanks for replying ...
I put into httpd.conf the name of the server, just like this:
myservername (and removing the '#'), but now i get the error:
"invalid command 'myservername', perhaps misspelled or ..."


"Davide Bianchi" <davideyeahsure@onlyforfun.net> schreef in bericht
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> On 2006-01-02, Dean <qsvqs@qsdcsqd> wrote:
>> adsl. I still have the same error:"could not determine the server's FQDN,
>> using 10.0.0.181 for servername" when starting apache.
>
> Is not an error, is a Warning. Put your FQDN in /etc/hosts with the
> 10.0.0.181 address or fix the servername in httpd.conf
>
> Davide
>
> --
> IBM's vision is apparently to make IBM hardware "scream with Microsoft
> software" -- The Register
> I have visions of screaming with (at and about) Microsoft software, too.
> -- Joe Moore on alt.sysadmin.recovery

I found it:
servername 'myservername'
.....
"Davide Bianchi" <davideyeahsure@onlyforfun.net> schreef in bericht
news:slrndrhuj4.1d2.davideyeahsure@t42.onlyforfun. net...
> On 2006-01-02, Dean <qsvqs@qsdcsqd> wrote:
>> adsl. I still have the same error:"could not determine the server's FQDN,
>> using 10.0.0.181 for servername" when starting apache.
>
> Is not an error, is a Warning. Put your FQDN in /etc/hosts with the
> 10.0.0.181 address or fix the servername in httpd.conf
>
> Davide
>
> --
> IBM's vision is apparently to make IBM hardware "scream with Microsoft
> software" -- The Register
> I have visions of screaming with (at and about) Microsoft software, too.
> -- Joe Moore on alt.sysadmin.recovery