Is it possible to pass the SkyDNS/SkyDock hostnames as own hostnames into containers?

[vitalyisaev2]

First I would like to appreciate for a very useful services that you've developed. I managed to configure name resolution between Docker containers as it was proposed here.

Currently I have an urgent need to make container know its hostname assigned by SkyDNS.
When we launch a container inside Docker environment with SkyDNS+SkyDock enabled, it can be accessed with a fqdn:

isaev@wks-isaev:~$ docker run -d --name=test nginx
b48ff6a2b2718a05d4d307db17ff22f91c31ba8eb8b9c225b2e4bad375607ad3
isaev@wks-isaev:~$ dig @172.17.42.1 test.nginx.dev.skydns.local
...
;; ANSWER SECTION:
test.nginx.dev.skydns.local. 22 IN  A   172.17.0.100

However, container doesn't know it's own hostname:

isaev@wks-isaev:~$ docker exec test hostname --fqdn
b48ff6a2b271

Can container get its own hostname from dns and use it?

[dolanor]

Does the container's /etc/resolv.conf point to 172.17.0.1 ?