HostnameChanger and Ubuntu
-
Thanks guys. I followed @Sebastian-Roth 's advice and make a dhclient-exit.d script that updates /etc/hostname and /etc/hosts based on the hostname given out by DHCP/DNSMASQ.
-
@Jbob any news about a public alpha for the Linux client? I’m looking forward to test the client.
-
@zefanja I’ve been fairly busy with non-FOG related things lately, but I have another block of available time now so I can work on it more. If you want to see where I’m at / what’s left to do check out our waffle board (which is just a nice representation of our github tickets) filtered by the
cross-platformmilestone: https://waffle.io/FOGProject/fog-client?milestone=cross-platform -
@Jbob Thank you! I’ll follow your progress. If there is anything I can do (testing, …) let me know. Are there any build instructions for Ubuntu / Linux? From the Readme in the Github Repo it looks like you have to have a windows machine. Is that right? Or is it possible just to build the linux client?
-
@zefanja , it would seem I was near completion of 0.10.0 when I stopped a couple months back.
I just need to look over the auto updating code and verify it works, and then it seems like its about release ready.
-
@Jbob That sounds great! I’m really looking forward to test it.
-
@zefanja Just thought I’d let you know that linux auto updating is now working like a charm. Now my work will be to give everything a little polish and double check Mac OS auto updating.
Please help us build the FOG community with everyone involved. It's not just about coding - way more we need people to test things, update documentation and most importantly work on uniting the community of people enjoying and working on FOG! Get in contact with me (chat bubble in the top right corner) if you want to join in.
-
@Jbob Wow! Thank you for the update!
-
@Jbob Can’t wait!
If our elementary schools had a Mac OS client installed, half of our tech department wouldn’t have had to rush to re-bind every computer in the school when the Mac Server in that building had to be rebuilt.
They could have just clicked a few buttons and all the Macs in the building would bind to the newly built server…
a minute from one person instead of a day from 15 people.
-
While it took longer than I would have liked, OSX auto updating is now finished (you can blame Yosemite for the delay).
