Thank you Tom Dickson. That little tip helped alot. That should really
be in the comments of the file
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Thank you Tom Dickson. That little tip helped alot. That should really
be in the comments of the file
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Tom Dickson: your request is a separate issue. This bug was about
update-resolv-conf not restoring old values, and will be set to Invalid since
update-resolv-conf works properly. To avoid confusion, could you please file a
separate bug about adding documentation to make it clearer how to use
Tom Dickson: your request is a separate issue. This bug was about
update-resolv-conf not restoring old values, and will be set to Invalid since
update-resolv-conf works properly. To avoid confusion, could you please file a
separate bug about adding documentation to make it clearer how to use
This bug is happening to me on Hardy Heron. I'm using OpenVPN and I need
to add a search domain and a dns server line so that the internal VPN
hosts will resolve correcty, but when the VPN disconnects the internal
nameservers are left in /etc/resolv.con and not refreshed.
I'm using wicd instead
Weird. I'm actually getting a different issue now after a reboot cleared
things out - the original DHCP hostname and DNS address are staying in
resolv.conf, and the new server line is being added. After the OpenVPN
tunnel goes down, the VPN server stays in resolv.conf.
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update-resolv-conf
This bug is happening to me on Hardy Heron. I'm using OpenVPN and I need
to add a search domain and a dns server line so that the internal VPN
hosts will resolve correcty, but when the VPN disconnects the internal
nameservers are left in /etc/resolv.con and not refreshed.
I'm using wicd instead
Weird. I'm actually getting a different issue now after a reboot cleared
things out - the original DHCP hostname and DNS address are staying in
resolv.conf, and the new server line is being added. After the OpenVPN
tunnel goes down, the VPN server stays in resolv.conf.
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update-resolv-conf
With wicd this is working correctly, as long as I don't tell OpenVPN to
drop privileges to nobody/nogroup (because then running the downscript
will fail!).
I recommend changing update-resolv-conf's header to mention this gotcha,
as such:
# Parses DHCP options from openvpn to update resolv.conf
#
I'm running Ubuntu Hardy 64bit and I'm experiencing the same problem
with the openvpn script, in addition it seems unable to restore the
previous configuration while going down leaving resolv.conf with the
entries added on start.
I'm using NetworkManager to manage connections and I use a wireless
I'm running Ubuntu Hardy 64bit and I'm experiencing the same problem
with the openvpn script, in addition it seems unable to restore the
previous configuration while going down leaving resolv.conf with the
entries added on start.
I'm using NetworkManager to manage connections and I use a wireless
Let's set it to Incomplete, so that you can complete it in the future (or
someone else can).
Thanks !
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Status: New = Incomplete
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Let's set it to Incomplete, so that you can complete it in the future (or
someone else can).
Thanks !
** Changed in: openvpn (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Incomplete
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Sorry for the delay in getting back to you.
Unfortunately, my laptop died shortly after you responded and I have not
been able to resuscitate it. You might as well close this bug and when I
buy a new laptop for Ubuntu I shall attempt to recreate the problem and
resubmit at that point.
Thanks fro
Sorry for the delay in getting back to you.
Unfortunately, my laptop died shortly after you responded and I have not
been able to resuscitate it. You might as well close this bug and when I
buy a new laptop for Ubuntu I shall attempt to recreate the problem and
resubmit at that point.
Thanks fro
Reopening for more discussion.
What are you using as DHCP client ? Also are you using Network-Manager ? Are
you using Network-Manager-OpenVPN ?
I'm still convinced openvpn calls resolvconf properly, however if the other
elements of the system (DHCP client / Network Manager...) modify
Reopening for more discussion.
What are you using as DHCP client ? Also are you using Network-Manager ? Are
you using Network-Manager-OpenVPN ?
I'm still convinced openvpn calls resolvconf properly, however if the other
elements of the system (DHCP client / Network Manager...) modify
Thanks for your bug report.
update-resolv-conf uses /sbin/resolvconf (if installed) -a and -d
options to handle the update of the /etc/resolv.conf file. If you have
resolvconf installed, the /etc/resolv.conf file should no longer be
edited by hand, otherwise your changes will be lost at next
This bug report is *not* for resolvconf, but for OpenVPN package, is
indicated at the top of this page. Specifically, it is for the script,
'/etc/openvpn/update-resolv-conf', whch is is included in the OpenVPN
Ubuntu package.
I do know how resolvconf works, which is I say why this script included
Thanks for your bug report.
update-resolv-conf uses /sbin/resolvconf (if installed) -a and -d
options to handle the update of the /etc/resolv.conf file. If you have
resolvconf installed, the /etc/resolv.conf file should no longer be
edited by hand, otherwise your changes will be lost at next
This bug report is *not* for resolvconf, but for OpenVPN package, is
indicated at the top of this page. Specifically, it is for the script,
'/etc/openvpn/update-resolv-conf', whch is is included in the OpenVPN
Ubuntu package.
I do know how resolvconf works, which is I say why this script included
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