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priority: 400
type: txt
help: Set system host name (default: vyatta)
default: "vyatta"
syntax:expression: pattern $VAR(@) "^[[:alpha:]][-.[:alnum:]]*[[:alnum:]]$"
; "invalid host name $VAR(@)"
update: sudo sh -c " \
hostname '$VAR(@)'
echo '$VAR(@)' > /etc/hostname
touch /etc/hosts
sed -i '/^127.0.1.1/d' /etc/hosts
echo -e \"127.0.1.1\t $VAR(@)\t #vyatta entry\" >> /etc/hosts
if [ x$VAR(../domain-name/@) != x ]; then
echo -e \"127.0.1.1\t $VAR(@).$VAR(../domain-name/@)\t #vyatta entry\" \
>> /etc/hosts
echo \"$VAR(@).$VAR(../domain-name/@)\" > /etc/mailname
else
echo \"$VAR(@)\" > /etc/mailname
fi"
delete: sudo sh -c " \
echo 'vyatta' > /etc/hostname
hostname 'vyatta'
touch /etc/hosts
sed -i '/^127.0.1.1/d' /etc/hosts
echo -e \"127.0.1.1\t vyatta\t #vyatta entry\" >> /etc/hosts
if [ x$VAR(../domain-name/@) != x ]; then
echo -e \"127.0.1.1\t vyatta.$VAR(../domain-name/@)\t #vyatta entry\" \
>> /etc/hosts
echo \"vyatta.$VAR(../domain-name/@)\" > /etc/mailname
else
echo \"vyatta\" > /etc/mailname
fi"
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