> The first two could be solved as one using 'hostname --fqdn', meybe even
> the third one.
Perhaps the methodology chosen was more compatible with multiple UNIX
operating systems. For example hostname --fqdn doesn't seem to work on
Mac OS X. A lot of facter code may appear quirky on the surface f
Hi Ken!
Thanks for the reply!
The first two could be solved as one using 'hostname --fqdn', meybe even
the third one.
I decided we should solve this the proper way and update dhcp to specify
option domain-name klientdrift.uib.no uib.no
But since our clients will wander around the globe we want
Hi Bjørge,
The clue is in looking at the code for the 'fqdn' fact:
host = Facter.value(:hostname)
domain = Facter.value(:domain)
if host and domain
[host, domain].join(".")
And drilling into the 'domain' fact:
if name = Facter::Util::Resolution.exe
