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On the computer's host
LXC
TODO: what is the procedure for renaming an LXC? http://www.bonusbits.com/wiki/HowTo:Rename_LXC_Container
Xen
TODO: what is the procedure for renaming a Dom0 (nothing special?) and a DomU (at least the DomU's config file, log and autostart link on the Dom0 include the DomU's FQDN).
On the computer
All distributions
Cyrus
TBC
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TODO: develop procedure for renaming the volume group and document here (when / is on LVM as ours normally are, this may require rebuilding the initial RAM disk, re-configuring the boot manager, editing fstab ...). Maybe useful links: https://we.riseup.net/debian/renaming-a-lvm-root-volume-group, https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=230190#c17 (RedHat),
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TODO: what is the procedure for renaming an LXC? http://www.bonusbits.com/wiki/HowTo:Rename_LXC_Container
Name resolution
/etc/hosts If the name change includes a domain name change and the old domain name appears in /etc/hosts for the computer then it must be changed.
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TBC. May involve re-generating certificates.
OpenVPN
Remove any OpenVPN client configuration for the old name: OpenVPN#Ontheclient
The next step is most commonly done on the client but may need to be done partly on the primary OpenVPN server, details in the linked section.
Set up the OpenVPN client under the new name: OpenVPN#Per-clientconfiguration%28serverandclient%29
Postfix
Do not restart or reload postfix until all files have been updated.
Update by editing:
- /etc/aliases If it is changed, run the
newalises
command. - /etc/mailname
- /etc/postfix/header_checks If the file doesn't exist, create it using the procedure at http://wiki.bluelightav.org/x/PAIW . Do not restart or reload postfix until all files have been updated. If it is changed, run the
postmap
command on it, in the /etc/postfix directory. - /etc/postfix/generic If it is changed, run the
postmap
command on it, in the /etc/postfix directory.
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In case there is undelivered mail from the old hostname, if not required it can be deleted using postsuper -d ALL
Xen
TODO: what is the procedure for renaming a Dom0 (nothing special?) and a DomU (at least the DomU's config file, log and autostart link on the Dom0 include the DomU's FQDN).
Debian
Reference: Debian WIKI page on changing hostname.
Ubuntu
Change the hostname
- edit Edit /etc/hostname
- edit Edit /etc/hosts
service hostname restart
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- dns2.bluelightav.org for public network addresses.
- openvpn.bluelightav.org for BL OpenVPN network addresses.
- bafi for Town Hall addresses.
LDAP server
TODO: when this section is understood, move it or not. It is not clear whether it applies on the computer being renamed (in which case it should be above) or on another computer (in which case it is correctly here).
Change the LDAP client's uri
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Change the LDAP Address Book clients
OpenVPN server
On the primary OpenVPN server, revoke the client under its old name: OpenVPN#Ontheprimaryserver
Miscelaneous computers
/etc/hosts files
On computers with an /etc/hosts file which has record(s) for the old name, change the record(s).
git
ssh aliases
Update git.bluelightav.org:git:bluelight/bash library/aliases.BL.sh and push