Fixed a bug which appears when hostname contains a point (.)

[Antoine-A]

Author: Antoine Abélard
Date: Mon Aug 04 14:29:00 2014 +0100

With the current implementation, the OpenShift Origin deployment fails when there is point (.) in the hostname.
This new implementation fix this bug.

[ekohl]

What do you mean by a dot in the hostname? Do you mean where hostname is host.sub.example.org and domain is example.org?

[ekohl]

Wouldn't it be simpler to just write:

<%= scope.lookupvar('::openshift_origin::nameserver_hostname') %>.  A <%= scope.lookupvar('::openshift_origin::nameserver_ip_addr') %>

[Antoine-A]

Yes, the hostname host.sub.example.org and the domain example.org is a good example. With this example, the .split('.').first function will return just "host" instead of "host.sub"
We can't just write that, because '::openshift_origin::nameserver_hostname' contains "host.sub.example.org" and we just need "host.sub"

[ekohl]

@Antoine-A bind understands fqdn. (note the dot at the end).

[Antoine-A]

@ekohl Ok, so you're right, it's a simpler solution

[openshift-bot]

Origin Action Required: Pull request cannot be automatically merged, please rebase your branch from latest HEAD and push again

[detiber]

@Antoine-A can you please rebase this PR?