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On Tue, May 30, 2006 at 08:02:21PM -0400, Perry E. Metzger wrote:
> There is nothing that I can tell that says a host name should or
> should not be an FQDN, but more things seem to want it to be an FQDN
> with time.

Much as we need a solution that will help postfix pick a domain name
(since it needs one) that is most likely to be right by default, the
solution is not to force FQDN hostnames.

I have several machines that have a hostname, and several FQDNs - the
same host part in different domains, one per interface address.

What I think we need, though I haven't yet thought about a nice way to
achieve it, is for postfix to be able to use something like .local as
$mydomain, if nothing else like DNS or DHCP or more direct
configuration has told it anything better.

--
Dan.

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