Jon Biggar wrote:
Paul Howarth wrote:
I use a local DNS server that forwards queries (both forward and
reverse lookups for the network I'm connecting to) down the tunnel. So
/etc/resolv.conf always contains just localhost as the nameserver.
Does that handle the case well where you've got a laptop and you move
from one wireless network to another? How would you get it to recognize
the changing DNS servers in that case?
I handle that with a dhclient-exit-hooks script that modifies named.conf
and triggers a named reload whenever dhclient sees a change in the DNS
server addresses. It's messy, though, and if SELinux were enabled it
would complain mightily about dhclient doing naughty things.
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