@Mathieu: Changing the order of items in the plugins= line does appear
to allow the workaround you described to work, though not without some
problems. First, below are the relevant lines from my modified
/etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings.conf:
[main]
plugins=keyfile,ifupdown
[keyfile]
hostname=<insert FQDN here>
Unfortunately, this results in the system not being able to distinguish
the machine name from the FQDN; i.e. both "hostname" and "hostname
--fqdn" print out the FQDN, instead of only the latter doing so.
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Title:
changing /etc/hosts breaks ssh-login with kerberos
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