Use the FQDN instead of the hostname #3384
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The
socket.gethostname()
method is not safe to return the FQDN for different operating system.Debian12
Ubuntu
RockyLinux
AlmaLinux
Oracle
SLES
As you see, even on EL variants like Rocky Linux the hostname is returend instead of the fqdn. Therefore, the suggestion is to use
socket.getfqdn()
instead ofsocket.gethostname()
to make sure, the FQDN is used for all OS.Test script on all systems was: