HI Brian,
Thanks! Both hosts had the same responses. Here's the result:
>>> print(platform.system())
Linux
>>> print(platform.linux_distribution())
('CentOS Linux', '7.0.1406', 'Core')
>>> print(platform.dist())
('centos', '7.0.1406', 'Core')
So, if the module is first looking at platform.system and taking any answer
it receives, the only answer the module receives from this distribution
version is "Linux".
On Friday, November 13, 2015 at 1:41:24 PM UTC-6, Brian Coca wrote:
>
> the 'magic' gets done in the load_platform_subclass, which matches the
> platform name to a class of the same name + Hostname, which then sets
> the strategy class, which actually implements the way of updating
> hostname.
>
> to figure out platform name it uses platform.system() built in from
> python. can you do test the output of this in your instance? also
> platform.linux_distribution() and platform.dist() which might be used
> as fallbacks.
>
> --
> Brian Coca
>
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