Use scutil to obtain the default local hostname for flake configs #772
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When a VPN is in use (Wireguard in my case), `hostname` can spuriously report the short name of the current host as a partial host name on the VPN network, e.g. `client-100-34-5-1`. Elsewhere in `nix-darwin`, the options for setting the network host name use `scutil`, so this change should ensure that the applied name is reliably used to find the config later.
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Closing as duplicate of #676 |
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When a VPN is in use (Wireguard in my case),
hostnamecan spuriously report the short name of the current host as a partial host name on the VPN network, e.g.client-100-34-5-1. Elsewhere innix-darwin, the options for setting the network host name usescutil, so this change should ensure that the applied name is reliably used to find the config later.