Changing /etc/resolv.confUbuntu 16.04 Network Manager DHCP and PXE setup. Can't find `dnsmasq.conf`Changing/Setting DNS settings on bootlink local (fe80::) addresses without scope make their way into /etc/resolv.conf and cause problemsresolv.conf permissions/ownership change after VPN disconnectUbuntu - Basic Host Name Resolution 18.04 IssuesHow to make persistent changes to /etc/resolv.conf Ubuntu 18.10UBUNTU 18.04 Desktop Resolved DNS problems and updating /etc/resolv.conf
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Changing /etc/resolv.conf
Ubuntu 16.04 Network Manager DHCP and PXE setup. Can't find `dnsmasq.conf`Changing/Setting DNS settings on bootlink local (fe80::) addresses without scope make their way into /etc/resolv.conf and cause problemsresolv.conf permissions/ownership change after VPN disconnectUbuntu - Basic Host Name Resolution 18.04 IssuesHow to make persistent changes to /etc/resolv.conf Ubuntu 18.10UBUNTU 18.04 Desktop Resolved DNS problems and updating /etc/resolv.conf
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In Ubuntu 18.04 the workings of /etc/resolv.conf changed again. Tools break as a result. For example OpenShift local cluster depends on this file.
On the internet it is possible to find how this file can be changed under Ubuntu 12.02 relatively easy.
Is there any documentation that describes how this file works and how its contents can be changed?
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In Ubuntu 18.04 the workings of /etc/resolv.conf changed again. Tools break as a result. For example OpenShift local cluster depends on this file.
On the internet it is possible to find how this file can be changed under Ubuntu 12.02 relatively easy.
Is there any documentation that describes how this file works and how its contents can be changed?
networking network-manager
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In Ubuntu 18.04 the workings of /etc/resolv.conf changed again. Tools break as a result. For example OpenShift local cluster depends on this file.
On the internet it is possible to find how this file can be changed under Ubuntu 12.02 relatively easy.
Is there any documentation that describes how this file works and how its contents can be changed?
networking network-manager
asked Apr 17 at 5:50
onknowsonknows
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In Ubuntu 18.04 the workings of /etc/resolv.conf changed again. Tools break as a result. For example OpenShift local cluster depends on this file.
On the internet it is possible to find how this file can be changed under Ubuntu 12.02 relatively easy.
Is there any documentation that describes how this file works and how its contents can be changed?
networking network-manager
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Under NetworkManager, the file to change is /etc/NetworkManager/dnsmasq.d/dnsmasq.conf. For my reasoning, see my answer at Ubuntu 16.04 Network Manager DHCP and PXE setup. Can't find `dnsmasq.conf`
Read man dnsmasq;man 5 resolver.
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Under NetworkManager, the file to change is /etc/NetworkManager/dnsmasq.d/dnsmasq.conf. For my reasoning, see my answer at Ubuntu 16.04 Network Manager DHCP and PXE setup. Can't find `dnsmasq.conf`
Read man dnsmasq;man 5 resolver.
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Under NetworkManager, the file to change is /etc/NetworkManager/dnsmasq.d/dnsmasq.conf. For my reasoning, see my answer at Ubuntu 16.04 Network Manager DHCP and PXE setup. Can't find `dnsmasq.conf`
Read man dnsmasq;man 5 resolver.
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Under NetworkManager, the file to change is /etc/NetworkManager/dnsmasq.d/dnsmasq.conf. For my reasoning, see my answer at Ubuntu 16.04 Network Manager DHCP and PXE setup. Can't find `dnsmasq.conf`
Read man dnsmasq;man 5 resolver.
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Under NetworkManager, the file to change is /etc/NetworkManager/dnsmasq.d/dnsmasq.conf. For my reasoning, see my answer at Ubuntu 16.04 Network Manager DHCP and PXE setup. Can't find `dnsmasq.conf`
Read man dnsmasq;man 5 resolver.
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