Fix hostname call to be SELinux friendly

[anonymous]

Not sure if this was already posted. I have mythweb working with my SELinux-enabled system with this simple change. I find it rather dismissive to disable SELinux on my apache daemon for one bug fix. Would probably have to test on Windows ( I have no capability)

[root@chronos includes]# pwd /var/www/html/mythtv/includes [root@chronos includes]# diff init.php init.php.orig 42,43c42 < $uname=posix_uname(); < define('hostname', empty($_SERVERhostname) ? trim($unamenodename) : $_SERVERhostname); ---

define('hostname', empty($_SERVERhostname) ? trim(hostname) : $_SERVERhostname);

[anonymous]

oops. should read:

[root@chronos includes]# pwd
/var/www/html/mythtv/includes
[root@chronos includes]# diff init.php init.php.orig
42,43c42
<     $uname=posix_uname();
<     define('hostname', empty($_SERVER['hostname']) ? trim($uname['nodename']) : $_SERVER['hostname']);
---
>     define('hostname', empty($_SERVER['hostname']) ? trim(`hostname`) : $_SERVER['hostname']);

[Rob Smith]

(In [14846]) Fixes #4118, adds in support for a new subtitle type. Thanks Nick

[Rob Smith]

whoops, wrong number

[Rob Smith]

(In [14847]) Fixes #4118, this uses the posix function to determin hostname, making this selinux safe.