[SOLVED] dns.hostname reading wrong!

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Abdelrahman

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Hello,

I have a problem with those variables, they're reading wrong from the system

my hostname is : pmg.xxx.com and it's already set here /etc/hostname pmg.xxx.com

in /etc/hosts the hostname set as following

IP address pmg.xxx.com pmg
the problem is in pmgconfig dump
dns.domain = pmg.xxx.com -- > which is correct
dns.hostname = pmg ---> which is incorrect and it should be pmg.xxx.com
dns.fqdn = pmg.pmg.xxx.com ---> whichis incorrect and it should be pmg.xxx.com

I tried

pmgconfig sync --restart 1
restarting the server
restarting pmg services after any changes
reinstalling pmg

same issue, btw, I'm using AWS EC2

Any ideas where's the issue coming from?
 
hepo said:
proxmox mail gateway has it own section, not sure you will get help here ;)

the domain needs to change - fqdn=hostname.domain
domain needs to be xxx.com only
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Oh, I'm sorry you're right, I will inform the moderator.
hmmm, domain where exactly? which file? because hostname is pmg.xxx.com
 
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It helps a lot!, I'm not sure why the PMG develops makes it like that and not used clear variables

Thank you :)
Stoiko Ivanov said:
PMG uses the search-domain from /etc/resolv.conf to create the fqdn:
https://pmg.proxmox.com/pmg-docs/pmg-admin-guide.html#_configuration_files_overview

dns.hostname is meant to be only the short hostname
dns.domain name is meant to be only the domain part
dns.fqdn = dns.hostname + '.' + dns.domain (+meaning string concatenation)

I hope this helps!
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