Re: routing table problem after power failure (sarge)

[Corné Jannemans <sjaakie5551@hotmail.com>]

One little problem remains: when I enable eth1 in the auto section of 
/etc/network/interfaces and reboot, I can't do nslookups any more. But the 
/etc/resolv.conf is still not overwritten.

I think i'll decide to not use eth1, only eth0 (100Mbit). That would be 
enough for a LAN with 3 windows clients, all 100Mbit.

Corné

> > I found the "/etc/resolv.conf" was a link to
> > "/etc/resolvconf/run/resolv.conf" Thus it seemed to be the removal of 
> the
> > resolvconf package wasn't very successful, somewhere in the history of
> > this box, although nowadays "apt-get remove resolvconf" retuns a 'not
> > installed'.
>
> 'apt-get remove' does not remove configuration files.
>
> I suggest you file a bug report against resolvconf.  It should fix
> /etc/resolv.conf upon removal.
> --
> John Hasler
>
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