On 1/17/22 01:42, Peter Boy wrote:
I was already afraid that I had overlooked something essential. :-)
The default configuration rather follows the opposite principle. The
hostname should be well defined and independent of changing IP
addresses. I guess the only way will be to determine the hostname via
script and call networkctl with it. Unfortunately rclocal is lost. You
use KVM on Fedora Server that includes libvirt. It provides hooks which
you can use to automatically execute scripts when libvirt finishes
initialisation. See https://libvirt.org/hooks.html. As an example I use
that to fix some issues with systems-resolved and libvirt
(https://docs.stg.fedoraproject.org/en-US/fedora-server/virtualization-install/)
You can also use it to trigger /etc/profile.d/hostname.sh without login.
Systemd also provides a replacement for rc.local, but last time I
checked it, it was quite tricky.
Well, I did create an /etc/profile.d/hostname.sh script, and it works,
but it requires someone to login from the console or ssh. It's hackish
and I don't like it.
Thomas
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