On 2017-09-05 11:08 pm, Quinn Comendant wrote:
Perhaps use a wrapper for hostname that returns a simulated hostname if called from your special program:#!/bin/bash if [[ $(ps -o comm= $PPID) == '/your/app/here' ]]; then echo "imitation.hostname.ourdomain.com" else /bin/hostname "$@" fi
Wouldn't work. It's a 3rd party (closed source, binary only) software that we're using, and that's what's calling hostname -f.
I suppose we could move /usr/bin/hostname out of the way, and run our own, but that's rather a hack. (And I'm not even sure if the 3rd party software is specifically using the hostname binary to get the fqdn.)
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