On Tue, 15 Sep 2015, Molnár Domokos wrote:
#hostnamectl set-hostname nappali.silva
on modern systems.
doma@nappali:/home/doma> hostname --fqdn
nappali.szilva
doma@nappali:/home/doma> su
Password:
nappali:/home/doma # hostnamectl set-hostname nappali.szilva
nappali:/home/doma # hostname
nappali.szilva
nappali:/home/doma # hostname --fqdn
nappali.szilvanappali:/home/doma # su doma
sh-4.2$ sudo ls
doma's password:
20140921.ZIP
Oracle_VM_VirtualBox_Extension_Pack-4.3.26-98988.vbox-extpack
42646515_eb8d7dcabe416247463f1bc8652adced.pdf
Now it works, the rule is matched.I'm not sure this is the
intended way especially seeing the fqdn mechanism in the sudo code
but I'll just keep it that way.Thank you.
sudo doesn't do normalization and IPA's way of exposing host names is
by using by default fqdn. So sudo compares local hostname with
fqdn-based one, guess which way it will succeed?
You theoretically could have every hostname in IPA registered non-fqdn
but what you cannot have is a mix between fqdn- and non-fqdn names.
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/ Alexander Bokovoy
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