Re: /etc/resolv.conf continuously wiped since yesterday

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Caleb Cushing wrote:
So the question isn't "why is it getting overwritten", but rather "why is it
getting overwritten with incorrect values that are making my DNS lookups
fail".

Try performing an nslookup on some site and see which DNS servers your
system is getting configured to use.  Once you know which servers your
system is using, you can then try to figure out why the DNS lookups are
failing.

the problem is it's ending up with no values.

Are you sure then your dhcp client is succeeding? i.e., is it crashing somewhere?

From the command line try killing any existing dhcp client, and then running it again from the command line. Should give you something more of a clue I'd think. It'd be surprising to me if the dhcp client were successful and yet still not populate your resolve.conf.

HTH,

DR


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