send hostname in dhclient.conf

Hi!
I hope this question has not been answered yet in this form...
I've searched through the web/newsgroups but I haven't find a real
solution for my problem...
first of all i use debian stable

I want that dhclient.conf send the real hostname of the pc to the
dhcp-server! like windows-pc's (or freebsd, suse...f.ex.
"hostname=AUTO") do... instead of manually write the hostname value
like (send host-name "dell101" in the dhclient.conf...
is there any script that copy the entry in /etc/hostname and paste it
in /etc/dhclient.conf at boottime?
sorry if this question has been posted oftener...
Can you please give me some tipp?
thank u very much!

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>Hi!
>I hope this question has not been answered yet in this form...
>I've searched through the web/newsgroups but I haven't find a real
>solution for my problem...
>first of all i use debian stable

>I want that dhclient.conf send the real hostname of the pc to the
>dhcp-server! like windows-pc's (or freebsd, suse...f.ex.
>"hostname=AUTO") do... instead of manually write the hostname value
>like (send host-name "dell101" in the dhclient.conf...
>is there any script that copy the entry in /etc/hostname and paste it
>in /etc/dhclient.conf at boottime?
>sorry if this question has been posted oftener...
>Can you please give me some tipp?
>thank u very much!


?? Do it.
echo send host-name `hostname`hostname`>>/etc/dhclient-eth0.conf
Of course you might want to clean out old ones as well, which would be a
little bit trickier

cp /etc/dhclient-eth0.conf /tmp/dh$$
awk ' $0 !~/send host-name/ {print $0}'>/etc/dhclient-eth0.conf
echo send host-name \"`hostname`\">>/etc/dhclient-eth0.conf
rm /tmp/dh$$