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actually, yes, I can. ;-) I was reading through the dnsmasq config file and there is a setting where you can specify an 'alternate' resolv.conf file that dnsmasq will use for forwarding requests. So I put localhost in resolv.conf, and then made a resolv.conf.external, and put the ISP DNS servers there. thanks! John Drescher wrote: I am trying to backup my mobile clients that get addresses via dhcp. I use dnsmasq, so I thought it would be simple. The client gets an ip from the dnsmasq dhcp server, and a dns entry is created, but, my bacula dir is also my dnsmasq server. That box is connected via a firewall to the internet, so it's resolv.conf points to the outside dns server. |
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