This had no effect... 

% cd simfactory/mdb/machines/
% ln -s provision.ini provision.forbidden.wifi-zones.com.ini

Same error... Hmm.

The simfactory script seems to just use `hostname`, but that just returns the usual "provision" with no "forbidden.wifi-zones.com" on there.  
?



On Jun 13, 2013, at 1:57 PM, Scott Hawley <scott.hawley@belmont.edu>
 wrote:

Ok, this is pretty low-priority.  Working around it no big deal, but it would be nice to have things configured so this didn't come up:


I'm at a coffee shop and for some reason simfactory is pulling a weird machine name based on the local subnet. Never seen this before.  
I'm building from within Eclipse using Mojave.  Here's the console log from Mojave->Build...

/usr/bin/python simfactory/lib/sim.py build --mdbkey=make -j 1 --verbose bruiser --thornlist /Users/shawley/ThornLists/ThornListBruiser --optionlist /Users/shawley/options.bruiser.mac
IN DIRECTORY: /Users/shawley/Cactus
Unknown machine name provision.forbidden.wifi-zones.com
Error: Unknown local machine provision.forbidden.wifi-zones.com. Please use 'sim setup' to create a local machine entry from the generic template.
Aborting Simfactory.



But when I check my environment I can't find any reference to said machine.  Mojave->Env  yields
% env
...
HOST=provision


In fact there's no reference to that domain...
% env | grep wifi
%

??


And my machine name file is there
% ls ~/Cactus/simfactory/mdb/machines/provision.ini 
/Users/shawley/Cactus/simfactory/mdb/machines/provision.ini


Any suggestions for a solution that works automatically, all the time?  
For now I just turned my wifi off and it works fine...
Thanks,
Scott

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