AP mode dnsd fix #345
AP mode dnsd fix #345
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'hostname -i' now returning 127.0.0.1 is somewhat not super useful for rebuliding dnsd hosts; switch to grabbing the first IP out of /etc/dhcpd-ap.conf which should be a less worse option for AP use.
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maybe we should better update /etc/hosts in access point mode and let |
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That would also work. Where is the proper place to pull that IP to set it though? Currently it's kind of hard coded in a couple places (which is why I selected the dnsd-ap.conf file itself). It seems like it should just be in one place. |
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@gtxaspec can you look into the ap mode to remove hardcoded values please? |
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which hardcoded values? The host's IP is always going to be |
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That by definition means it's hardcoded to 10.64.1.1 in two places that I know of: S42wifiap and dnsd-ap.conf I can't use hostname -i to pull it when updating dnsd-ap.conf because S04hostname is setting it to 127.0.1.1 (why?), so it kind of messes up those lookups. So since it's already hardcoded in dnsd-ap.conf that's where I pulled it from. If hostname -i can return the correct IP from the start then this patch can go away. |
whitespace cleanup for patch to pull IP from dnsd-ap.conf in AP mode.
This fixes up AP mode dnsd.conf to have the correct IP for the user-specified hostname.
Currently pulling the first entry in dnsd-ap.conf, since that seems about a consistent place as any to get it.