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Authored by dereckson on May 31 2023, 15:39.

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rMDcc725d9ede56: Get hostname in $HOST or through `hostname`

Summary

This covers probably more case:

on Linux we've already $HOSTNAME
on FreeBSD we can read $HOST
on macOS we can call hostname

There is no need to query systemd flavour of hostname, as Linux systems
already publish the environment variable.

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Tested on macOS

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dereckson requested review of this revision.May 31 2023, 15:39

dereckson created this revision.

Harbormaster completed remote builds in B4988: Diff 8068.May 31 2023, 15:39

dereckson accepted this revision.May 31 2023, 15:40

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