> > I have a Makefile system which generates site78.tgz > > (architecture independent), and site78-host.tgz > > (architecture dependent) files. These are loaded > > at install time automagically. They both add and > > edit files from the stock OpenBSD install. > > Doing an OpenBSD 7.8 install without any of these files, > but still specifying a DNS server inside my network, > resulted in the following: > 1) got ipv6 address from ISP (but no ipv4 address) > 2) routing all screwed up (doesn't work) > 3) DNS all screwed up (doesn't work) > > Will try again w/o specifying my own internal DNS server. > I wonder how and why my own DNS server is breaking things.
If you really want to solve this, then you should be a lot more verbose on the relevant details. In this case, the (doesn't work) parts are where details are REALLY needed. Computers can not-work in millions of ways, if we are to figure our where your conf is wrong you should start adding details. The hostname.xx0 file and its resulting ifconfig output, the pf.conf, the routing table, any /etc/mygate left in there would be a good start to solve this, instead of repeatedly iterating over it and just reporting "didn't work". -- May the most significant bit of your life be positive.
