Allow using full hostname with eligible subdomain delimiter as a part of graphite metric prefix#63
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Adding an option to use full hostname with eligible subdomain delimiter as a part of graphite metric prefix. It might be useful in a case when the first subdomain of server's FQDN is just a number which is not a good unique identifier of the instance in a common case, and for some reason you cannot fill easy "host" parameter with appropriate value.
Configuration example:
use_full_hostname=yes # Use a value from gethostname() function call as a value of "host" parameter hostname_subdomain_delimiter=_ # A symbol to use as a delimiter between subdomains of "host" value