Re: how to change default nameserver?
On 4/10/23 16:53, zithro wrote:
On 4/10/23 13:30, Greg Wooledge wrote:
Up to the resolv.conf, that is exactly what I do. But that change to
resolv.conf adding the search line has been required since red hat 5.0
in 1998. until bullseye. Just last week I found it is not needed in an
armbian bullseye install.
What ?! Red Hat ?!
I hope it's a writing mistake, and that you know that the system config
is not handled the same way in RedHat and Debian ?
Why can't you follow others advice, hell, if you don't trust us, even
the perfectly correct and up-to-date manpages ?
After reading the posts of others, I'm more and more thinking your
simply a troll (or a RedHat fanatic wasting Debian helpers time for no
reason) ...
That is an insult. I bailed out of fedora 15 years ago, tired to being
an always sick lab rat for redhat. Ubuntu which linuxcnc used for one
release wasn't a tasty piece of cake, and when linuxcnc jumped to debian
at about jessie, it was a whole new ball game. And with bookworm,
linuxcnc is scheduled to join the debian repos. Generally speaking,
keeping things up to date has become so routine its boring.
Now, if I could figure out why printers, shared om this bullseye
machine work perfectly when accessed by a buster machine, but cannot
be seen by any other bullseye machine here, debian or armbian. My logs
show an auth failure but all are DefaultAthorization Basic. And
turning on debugging doesn't tell me anything more useful. Like why...
I've managed to get 1 armbian machine trying to connect, but my logs
are huge cuz it tries every 11 seconds
Maybe it's a bug in CUPS or w/e soft you're using. Try to find other
people having this, or report it as a bug.
Not possible. Michael and I have known each other since the '80's when
he was a starving college student. I'll just let it go at that.
I think you should try avahi/bonjour, also known as *zeroconf*.
Maybe it will better handle your network than yourself ...
Sorry to be so harsh, but no one can help someone who does not want to
be helped.
That is flat untrue.
Take care & stay well.
.
Cheers, Gene Heskett.
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