On 1/25/22 11:48, Thomas Cameron wrote:
I forgot to mention - disabling systemd-resolved does not make the
system get the reverse DNS assigned hostname. It's just set to "fedora."
Actually, I was incorrect! It said "fedora" as the hostname until I
logged in at the console. Then the hostname was set correctly. I
rebooted a couple of times and the hostname seems to be set correctly now.
I added the screenshot to https://imgur.com/a/gRzswnI
This may be the resolution, is to just disable systemd-resolved. I hate
to do it, though. I still don't understand why the hostname isn't being
set correctly.
Thomas
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