{"shas":[["de1d1425a7e0b0a9e3c1c5e49d7c3d3d7a2dd8b4","b61ba72562ef1f6718e4f653428a87ed07b576b8@redhat.com","core: rhbz#731858 - Use dnsdomainname in automatic SRV lookups.\n\nWhen an agent is run without a specific broker specified (no --broker\nprovided), it does some magic to try to figure out where it should\nconnect.  The first thing it does is try to do an SRV lookup against the\nlocal domain.  The previous code was using the \"domainname\" as opposed\nto the \"dnsdomainname\", which is more correct for what is being done.\n\nThis implementation addresses the issue at hand on Linux.  It leaves the\nbehavior unchanged on Windows, but I left a note in there as its\npossible that there is a similar differentiation on Windows, but that's\nnot clear to me yet.\n\nSigned-off-by: Russell Bryant <rbryant@redhat.com>","Russell Bryant"],["7905e564c6fe68917c76e4e4cb6a12b221d028de","b61ba72562ef1f6718e4f653428a87ed07b576b8@redhat.com","build: set autobuild.sh as executable.\n\nSigned-off-by: Russell Bryant <rbryant@redhat.com>","Russell Bryant"]],"ref":"refs/heads/master","size":2,"head":"7905e564c6fe68917c76e4e4cb6a12b221d028de","push_id":41151334}