Just upgraded to Ubuntu 8.10 (from 8.04) and now I'm losing my search domain on
reboot. I'm using a static address.
If I edit resolv.conf everything is good until I reboot, then resolv.conf is
re-created without the search domain.
Where should the search domain be stored? I thought it was in
/etc/network/interfaces but apparently not according to man interfaces.
Previously there was a line: dns-search kenpro.com.au
I was expecting something like .gconf/system/networking but that doesn't exist
and I can't find anything similar.
Any help appreciated. I've found the question on google, but not the answer :(
System/Preferences/Network Configuration GUI tool fails with the following
message:
Updating connection failed: nm-ifupdown-connection.c.82 - connection update not
supported (read only)
........ which doesn't surprise me because there is no authentication option in
the GUI??? I upgraded my laptop to 8.10 and ended up with a different looking
configuration GUI tool, but I can't figure out why they are different. The
laptop version works.
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