I've noticed that /etc/resolv.conf seems to accumulate obsolete, useless info as my laptop moves from one network to another. It looks like dhcpcd adds stuff when a connection comes up, but never removes it when the connection goes down.
There are search entries and nameserver entries from networks I haven't been connected to for a long time. Even when there are no network interfaces up/configured, /etc/resolv.conf is full of entries -- and none of them are useful or valid. I've tried shutting down all of the network interfaces, deleteting all of the leases from /var/lib/dhcpcd and then removing resolv.conf. The next time any interface comes up, /etc/resolv.conf is again full of obsolete stuff along with the valid entries for the interface that has just come up. How do you get rid of old entries that show up in resolv.conf?
