The installation takes the output of hostname -A as the FQDN to be used as the primary ODN name.
However, hostname -A can return more than one FQDN, in which case the concatenation of the two is used (which goes very bad as you can imagine).
In my case, I had two interfaces, one DHCP and one with manual.
Although /etc/hostname, /etc/hosts and /etc/resolv.conf were setup correctly, the output of hostname -A was
odn.local odn.spinque.com
Starting the ODN installation with this configuration, everything has been configured for host odn.localodn.spinque.com.
On the .local domain name
After quite some effort I found out that that stupid .local domain was added by the avahi daemon. Once I disabled it, hostname -A finally returns only odn.spinque.com.
Perhaps it should be advised in the installation instructions to disable avahi.
Jan-Marcek
commented
8 years ago
based on https://github.com/OpenDataNode/open-data-node/issues/211
ODN 1.1.2
The installation takes the output of
hostname -Aas the FQDN to be used as the primary ODN name.However,
hostname -Acan return more than one FQDN, in which case the concatenation of the two is used (which goes very bad as you can imagine).In my case, I had two interfaces, one DHCP and one with manual. Although
/etc/hostname,/etc/hostsand/etc/resolv.confwere setup correctly, the output ofhostname -AwasStarting the ODN installation with this configuration, everything has been configured for host
odn.localodn.spinque.com.On the
.localdomain name After quite some effort I found out that that stupid.localdomain was added by theavahidaemon. Once I disabled it,hostname -Afinally returns onlyodn.spinque.com. Perhaps it should be advised in the installation instructions to disableavahi.