#!/usr/bin/bash

# Script to change the hostname on Solaris 10
# Usage: rename_host.sh

#prompt for new hostname, current hostname is default
oldName=`uname -n`
newName=`ckstr -p "Enter new Hostname [$oldName]" -d $oldName`

# ---- confirm change ----
ok=`ckyorn -p "Change hostname to $newName?"`

case $ok in
[Yy]*)
        echo OK
        ;;
[Nn]*)
        echo exiting without changes
        exit 1
        ;;
esac

# make changes to /etc files
perl -i -p -e "s/$oldName/$newName/" /etc/nodename
perl -i -p -e "s/$oldName/$newName/" /etc/hostname.*
perl -i -p -e "s/$oldName/$newName/g" /etc/inet/hosts

# If it is a softlink, this will change it into a real file, we don't want that
[ ! -h /etc/hosts ] && perl -i -p -e "s/$oldName/$newName/g" /etc/hosts
[ ! -h /etc/inet/ipnodes ] && perl -i -p -e "s/$oldName/$newName/g" /etc/inet/ipnodes

# make changes to /etc/net files
for hostsFile in `find /etc/net -name hosts -print`
do
    perl -i -p -e "s/$oldName/$newName/g" $hostsFile
done

# move or create /var/crash directory
if [ -d /var/crash/$oldName ]; then
    mv /var/crash/$oldName /var/crash/$newName
else
    mkdir /var/crash/$newName
    chmod 700 /var/crash/$newName
fi
dumpadm -s /var/crash/$newName

# Change hostname
uname -S $newName

# Show changes
uname -a