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Generic way of obtaining hostname (missing command) #83
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After a fresh install of Arch Linux, I attempted to run
pfetch
, the hostname on the title section was missing, because indeed thehostname
command didn't ship by default on this version of Arch (can't recall if it was present on older versions).The environment variables
HOSTNAME
,hostname
were not presented, butHOST
was, at least onzsh
. Tried checking if it was declared on thedash
shell as well, it was not.This means the variable HOST should/may be included in the options to look for the variable as well...
hostname=${HOST:-${HOSTNAME:-${hostname:-$(hostname || cat "/etc/hostname")}}}
The generic way of obtaining the hostname should be by reading the single-line-content-file located at
/etc/hostname
, as thehostname
command's man page suggest.So, if
hostname
failscat "/etc/hostname"
is used instead.