Thierry Carrez wrote:
> Simon:
> Good news. Do you plan to push that release to Debian soon ?
>
It went last night, so should be in unstable very soon, if not already.
Cheers,
Simon.
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DHCP Request Cycle can get caught in infinite loop
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2.48 release is now available and includes the fix for this bug.
Cheers,
Simon.
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A useful bit of information here: ISC dhcpd uses raw sockets to grab
incoming packets before they pass through the IP stack and IP tables, it
therefore doesn't suffer from problems caused by broken firewall rules.
Dnsmasq uses standard IP sockets so that all incoming packets are
filtered by iptable
I think I've deduced what is happening here. The combination of the
dhcp-host line and the /etc/hosts entry generates the equivalent of
dhcp-host=name,192.168.X.X
When you run Ubuntu, the DHCP requests send the name, so dnsmasq find
and uses this line, and all is good.
When the machine was reboo
Simon Kelley here: I'm the principal author of dnsmasq.
I have a couple of questions for FactTech:
1) Was the text message in the DHCPNAK log entry the same as the initial
reporter's ("address reserved")?
2) Is there any other dhcp-host line in the dnsmasq configuration w
