Perhaps this should also involve Network Manager (if in a Desktop
context) to warn about it when this setting is detected.
Use case 1:
Matt want to use OpenDNS. He follows easy instruction to set it up.
Later the same week he browses his network in nautilus.
Nautilus makes a DNS request that
Perhaps this should also involve Network Manager (if in a Desktop
context) to warn about it when this setting is detected.
Use case 1:
Matt want to use OpenDNS. He follows easy instruction to set it up.
Later the same week he browses his network in nautilus.
Nautilus makes a DNS request that
Hello people, to fix that, just create an account if You don't have and go to
Dashboard then Advanced Settings and uncheck Enable typo correction.
However you cannot use filters from opendns.
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Hello people, to fix that, just create an account if You don't have and go to
Dashboard then Advanced Settings and uncheck Enable typo correction.
However you cannot use filters from opendns.
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I'd also like to add that this is not only a prolem with OPENDNS but any
DNS server that redirects bad requests. For example, my ISP is Charter
Communications and they redirect all bad lookups to their helpful
search page, so in essence all lookups are good. This confuses some
apps, like samba.
I'd also like to add that this is not only a prolem with OPENDNS but any
DNS server that redirects bad requests. For example, my ISP is Charter
Communications and they redirect all bad lookups to their helpful
search page, so in essence all lookups are good. This confuses some
apps, like samba.
Once I applied the fix in the first post, all my samba woes were gone.
I have a similar setup: A router that uses opendns and sets hosts dns
accordingly. The opensuse box and windows boxes in the house could use
the shares fine, however 8.04 couldn't browse or use shares, except by
using an
Once I applied the fix in the first post, all my samba woes were gone.
I have a similar setup: A router that uses opendns and sets hosts dns
accordingly. The opensuse box and windows boxes in the house could use
the shares fine, however 8.04 couldn't browse or use shares, except by
using an
You might want to have to look at this then:
http://www.opendns.com/support/article/164
Its not something we can fix easily.
chuck
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Hi chuck,
The problem is, in Windows I can access the shares just fine, despite of
using OpenDNS. In Gutsy, this also worked without problems.
So this is definitively a regression, and should be fixed. Besides, the
fix is quite simple, as outlined in the post above.
Just my 0.02$
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I'm with Matthew on this. This should be fixed ASAP.
I'm using OpenDNS as well, and have the same problem. I'm was using OpenDNS in
Gutsy and never had that problem. Strange...
This is not an issue with OpenDNS. Imagine all the users coming from windows
expecting their shares to work with
You might want to have to look at this then:
http://www.opendns.com/support/article/164
Its not something we can fix easily.
chuck
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/189168
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Hi chuck,
The problem is, in Windows I can access the shares just fine, despite of
using OpenDNS. In Gutsy, this also worked without problems.
So this is definitively a regression, and should be fixed. Besides, the
fix is quite simple, as outlined in the post above.
Just my 0.02$
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Hi Matthew,
This seems to be an issue with opendns.
http://www.youbitch.org/blog/2008/mar/06/opendns-a-word-of-warning/
chuck
** Changed in: samba (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Triaged
** Changed in: samba (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = Low
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Hi Matthew,
This seems to be an issue with opendns.
http://www.youbitch.org/blog/2008/mar/06/opendns-a-word-of-warning/
chuck
** Changed in: samba (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Triaged
** Changed in: samba (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = Low
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Hi Matthew,
This seems to be like a common problem while running with Samba and
OpenDNS. Are you running your own DNS server or using your ISP?
Thanks
chuck
** Changed in: samba (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Incomplete
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Neither, I'm using opendns. I've told my router to use opendns and it
uses dhcp to give it's (the router's) IP address to all of the hosts on
the network. Then it forwards those DNS requests to opendns.
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** Changed in: samba (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = New
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