Update 'k3os/set_hostname.sh'

k3os/set_hostname.sh

@@ -1,13 +1,14 @@
 #!/bin/bash
 
-# Script to set the hostname in the k3os config.yaml file using only standard tools (sed, grep).
+# Script to set the hostname in the k3os config.yaml file.
+# It handles the read-only filesystem constraint of a running k3OS system.
 
-# Define the path to the config file
+# Define the path to the config file and the mount point
 CONFIG_FILE="/k3os/system/config.yaml"
+CONFIG_DIR="/k3os/system"
 
 # --- Function to get user input ---
 get_hostname_input() {
-    # Loop until a non-empty hostname is provided
     while true; do
         read -r -p "Enter the desired new hostname: " NEW_HOSTNAME
         if [ -n "$NEW_HOSTNAME" ]; then
@@ -24,40 +25,49 @@ set_hostname() {
     # Note the two spaces for YAML indentation under 'k3os:'
     local HOSTNAME_ENTRY="  hostname: $NEW_HOSTNAME" 
     
-    echo "Attempting to set hostname to: **$NEW_HOSTNAME** in **$CONFIG_FILE**"
+    echo "Attempting to set hostname to: **$NEW_HOSTNAME**"
+    echo "Config file location: **$CONFIG_FILE**"
     
-    # 1. Check if the 'k3os:' block exists
+    # 1. Remount the filesystem as read/write (rw)
+    echo "Attempting to remount $CONFIG_DIR as read/write..."
+    if ! mount -o remount,rw "$CONFIG_DIR"; then
+        echo "Error: Failed to remount $CONFIG_DIR as read/write. Aborting."
+        exit 1
+    fi
+    echo "Filesystem successfully remounted as read/write."
+
+    # 2. Modify the config file (same logic as before)
     if ! grep -q "^k3os:" "$CONFIG_FILE"; then
         echo "'k3os:' block not found. Appending the block and hostname."
-        # Append the k3os block and the new hostname entry
         echo -e "\nk3os:\n$HOSTNAME_ENTRY" >> "$CONFIG_FILE"
     
-    # 2. Check if a 'hostname' entry already exists under 'k3os:'
-    # Checks for the 'k3os:' block AND an indented 'hostname:' line
     elif grep -q "^k3os:" "$CONFIG_FILE" && grep -q "^\s\+hostname:" "$CONFIG_FILE"; then
         echo "Existing hostname found. Replacing the entry."
-        # Use sed to replace the existing hostname line under k3os
-        # /^\s*hostname:/ matches any line starting with optional spaces followed by 'hostname:'
         sed -i "/^\s*hostname:/c\\$HOSTNAME_ENTRY" "$CONFIG_FILE"
         
-    # 3. 'k3os:' exists but 'hostname:' does not.
     else
         echo "'k3os:' block found, but no hostname entry. Appending the entry."
-        # Use sed to insert the new hostname entry immediately after the 'k3os:' line
-        # The 'a\' command appends text after the matched line
         sed -i "/^k3os:/a\\$HOSTNAME_ENTRY" "$CONFIG_FILE"
     fi
 
-    # Check the exit status of the previous command
+    local MODIFICATION_STATUS=$?
-    if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
+
+    # 3. Remount the filesystem back to read-only (ro)
+    echo "Remounting $CONFIG_DIR back to read-only..."
+    if ! mount -o remount,ro "$CONFIG_DIR"; then
+        echo "Warning: Failed to remount $CONFIG_DIR back to read-only. Proceeding..."
+    fi
+
+    # 4. Report status
+    if [ $MODIFICATION_STATUS -eq 0 ]; then
+        echo ""
         echo "Successfully updated the hostname in $CONFIG_FILE."
-        echo "The change will take effect after a reboot."
+        echo "The change will take effect after a **reboot**."
         echo ""
         echo "--- Verification (Hostname line only) ---"
-        # Print the modified line for verification
         grep -E "^\s*hostname:" "$CONFIG_FILE"
     else
-        echo "Failed to modify $CONFIG_FILE."
+        echo "Error: Failed to modify $CONFIG_FILE during step 2."
         exit 1
     fi
 }