Difference between revisions of "OVZ: prevent change hostname from container"
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or you can simply change the hostname like described here: | or you can simply change the hostname like described here: | ||
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+ | There are exists several ways. | ||
+ | For example you can make a cron to overwrite /etc/hosts or use some bootscripts. | ||
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+ | BUT the easiest way is simply set attributes on the /etc/hosts to prevent it being modified on boot: | ||
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chattr +i /etc/hosts | chattr +i /etc/hosts | ||
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+ | If you also would like to set your own resolvers you can make the same with resolv.conf file: | ||
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+ | chattr +i /etc/resolv.conf | ||
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Use | Use | ||
chattr -i | chattr -i | ||
− | + | to make it changeable on boot by ovz again. | |
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+ | [[Category:Admin area]] |
Latest revision as of 23:29, 26 June 2014
OpenVZ could change the container hostname on reboot. To change container hostname permanently in easy way you can create the support request.
or you can simply change the hostname like described here:
There are exists several ways.
For example you can make a cron to overwrite /etc/hosts or use some bootscripts.
BUT the easiest way is simply set attributes on the /etc/hosts to prevent it being modified on boot:
chattr +i /etc/hosts
If you also would like to set your own resolvers you can make the same with resolv.conf file:
chattr +i /etc/resolv.conf
Use
chattr -i
to make it changeable on boot by ovz again.