On Sat, Nov 6, 2021 at 7:37 PM David Sommerseth < open...@sf.lists.topphemmelig.net> wrote:
> I quickly checked resolveconf on Ubuntu {18,20,21}.04 and Debian 9-11. > Neither of them supports the '-p' argument. > > I've checked Fedora 34, RHEL-{7,8} too, where I could not find any > obvious alternative to the old version of resolvconf tool. On RHEL-8 > and Fedora, systemd-resolved is available and provides a different > resolveconf which targets to replace this old utility. This replacement > neither support '-p'. > > This option got added in commit 3adf2f558e157ef508 back in 2010, but > there's too little information why it was needed back then. But given > that neither relevant Linux distributions supports this option today, > it's reasonable to remove it now. > Openresolv uses it, and Arch offers that package. https://github.com/NetworkConfiguration/openresolv/blob/master/resolvconf.in#L108 has a -p That's my best guess where this came from. And then, since this is off buried in 'contrib', "nobody" noticed it for years. (I don't disagree with removing it, I just like forensics).
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