Hello,
I have a problem with the workshop ch03s03.
When i grade, i have one test who fail, the second one "Verifying the FQDNs of the workstation machine".
Here is the "my_task.txt" file i have :
workstation.lab.exemple.com
1735689600
Enforcing
man -t bash | lpr -Pps
The command is used to get the FQDN was hostname -A >> my_task.txt (i also tried with hostname --all-fqdns.
I dont understand why this test wont pass. I tried to delete "my_task.txt" and redo the workshop only with the solution and the result is the same, the test FAIL.
If you had this situation and got a solution, it will help me a lot.
Thank's
@RayL Also looking at your file with the FQDN - there is a spelling mistake "exemple" instead it should be "example" . Remember that grading script is hardcoded to match things explicitly asked in the lab objective.
ohh! many thanks for spotting that ! I will correct it
@jalifedbren Thank you for reporting this! This is from v10 ch03s03.
It seems a bug to me where the grading script is hardcoded to match "workstation.lab.example.com workstation" from the /etc/hosts file whereas the lab steps told you to run hostname -A >> my_task.txt
Let me report this for rectification.
@stephencooke sure, you are welcome!
Hello, i'm trying the v10.
Thank you for spotting my typo in the word example. I'll try again with my brain activated
I'm facing the same issue
I cat my .txt file and the correct output is:
workstation.lab.example.com
1735689600
Enforcing
man -t bash | lpr -Pps
@jalifedbren Thank you for reporting this! This is from v10 ch03s03.
It seems a bug to me where the grading script is hardcoded to match "workstation.lab.example.com workstation" from the /etc/hosts file whereas the lab steps told you to run hostname -A >> my_task.txt
Let me report this for rectification.
This is still broken as of 9/21/2025 in v10 ch03s03
hostname -A displays: workstation.lab.example.com
It does NOT display "workstation" after the FQDN but the grading script still fails the student if its missing "workstation" at the end.
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