Dear Kevin,
I suspect that shared-state-publish_dnsmasq_hosts should spread the
content of that file, or at least this seems looking at this line:
https://github.com/libremesh/lime-packages/blob/361645ee5c8ca19a0a60cbea5246708049b582cd/packages/shared-state-dnsmasq_hosts/files/usr/bin/shared-state-publish_dnsmasq_hosts#L23
All the documentation I found on that package just says: "Syncronize
dnsmasq hosts beween nodes".
Check if you have that package installed.
So, it seems that you can add the line in /etc/hosts, as suggested by
Moacir, and then the shared-state-publish_dnsmasq_hosts should propagate
this line to all the network.
G10h4ck can you confirm?
Ciao,
Ilario
On 12/27/23 19:36, Moacir Neto via LibreMesh wrote:
> You can put your servers' IP in /etc/hosts and link it to a local domain.
>
> I do this on my network with libremesh.
>
> I'm not sure if you would need to put it on all routers or just one, I
> just put it on my edge router and it works.
>
> Att
>
> Em sáb., 23 de dez. de 2023 08:52, Kevin (UTC+0) via LibreMesh
> <libremesh@??? <mailto:libremesh@krutt.org>> escreveu:
>
> If I run a service on a node, is there a way to propagate a unique
> hostname for that service, seperate from the node's hostname?
>
> What about running the service on a static IP on a non-mesh node
> (plugged into a LAN port) ?
>
> I've observed that the hostname used in client's DHCP queries gets
> propagated - is that what existing networks do for servers?
>
> My community network isn't connected to the Internet, so there's no
> central DNS to add names to.
>
> Thanks in advance
> -Kevin
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