use the recommended fqdn.FqdnHostname rathen than fqdn.Get #147
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fqdn.Get is deprecated by the author: > // Deprecated: > // This function has bad API, works poorly and is replace by > // FqdnHostname. Please please do not use it. It *will* be removed > // in the next version. The old function resolves the FQDN by doing a forward lookup of the hostname, and then a reverse lookup of the IP address. This may lead to surprising results. The new function aims to give the same result as `hostname -f`. Another problem with the fqdn.Get API is that it has no facility to return errors. This patch throws away the actual error for simplicity's sake, though. Signed-off-by: Kjetil Torgrim Homme <[email protected]>
make usage message more generic. Co-authored-by: Ben Kochie <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Kjetil Torgrim Homme <[email protected]>
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fqdn.Get is deprecated by the author:
The old function resolves the FQDN by doing a forward lookup of the hostname, and then a reverse lookup of the IP address. This may lead to surprising results. The new function aims to give the same result as
hostname -f.Another problem with the fqdn.Get API is that it has no facility to return errors. This patch throws away the actual error for simplicity's sake, though.