> Are you using NetworkManager in that ProxyVM?
I assigned "network-manager" service through "Qubes VM Manager" to my debian
standalone ProxyVM, but I see this disappears once I start and shutdown the
machine... I tried again to be sure and I can reproduce the issue. I will
inspect it further and open a Qubes issue if needed.
But, anyway, I changed my ProxyVM to use fedora template (still standalone):
Then, "network-manager" survives after reboot, but not the content in
"/etc/resolv.conf"... But, in fedora template this file has an interesting hint:
# Generated by NetworkManager
I think this confirms my fears that /etc/resolv.conf should not be edited by
hand...
I tried then to edit file
/etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/qubes-uplink-eth0 and added OpenDNS IP's
in "[ipv4]" section but changes are lost after reboot (I'm not using ethernet
cable but wifi, but there is no other file. Furthermore, "ifconfig" only shows
loop and eth0, but I suppose there is some kind of delegation to sys-net for
that).
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