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Currently LinuxAdmin::Hosts supports #add_alias and #set_canonical_hostname
It should also support #remove_alias #unset_canonical_hostname (method names TBD)
Also currently #set_canonical_hostname, by default, removes the hostname from
all addresses before setting it on only 1. Support to allow users to remove a hostname
from individual addresses but also to allow multiple addresses to be associated with
a single name
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LinuxAdmin::Hosts API should support removal of hostnames and aliases
[RFE] LinuxAdmin::Hosts API should support removal of hostnames and aliases
Jun 22, 2020
Currently LinuxAdmin::Hosts supports #add_alias and #set_canonical_hostname
It should also support #remove_alias #unset_canonical_hostname (method names TBD)
Also currently #set_canonical_hostname, by default, removes the hostname from
all addresses before setting it on only 1. Support to allow users to remove a hostname
from individual addresses but also to allow multiple addresses to be associated with
a single name
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: