This is fixed in wily.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1313004
Title:
IPv6 static routes without gateway fail to be set
Status in network-manager package in Ub
Public bug reported:
When using network-manager, and specifying the IPv6 routes, I am able to
enter and save IPv6 Settings static routes with no gateway or metric.
Upon hitting "save", the dialog closes apparently successfully but this
entry appears in the syslog (actual address defaced):
Apr 25
I would if I considered it a bug. (I didn't fully describe the current
state of samba4, because I figured it was irrelevant: You can alter the
interfaces it binds to, but not for *only* the dns resolver -- so
currently, if you want samba4 listening on the wildcard address you'll
need the dns resolv
In response to #131 and #134 by Thomas:
I would argue that "will it conflict with anything that exists?" is the
wrong question, here. Certainly it will conflict in the future, and
removing the users ability to run a DNS service on the wildcard address
is suboptimal at best, even if they don't *ne
You've got the basic idea. The nsswitch.conf file is where Name Service
services are configured, and "hosts" is one of them. DNS is *one* way
to look up hosts, but so is "files" (/etc/hosts) and "mdns4" (avahi).
Anything that extends how names are translated to addresses should,
imnho, be done th
> Are you sure? I am only aware of named.conf's "listen-on { IP_ADDRESS;
}". If there is a feature such as you describe then presumably named
binds ALL:53 and then filters according to the addresses on the
specified interfaces.
Nope, I just verified, you're quite correct. I hadn't heard of it
eit
Another drawback is that you still need to manually configure bind (and
others) to only listen on particular addresses. If you're using dhcp
this presents a problem, because you don't actually know the address.
With bind, this is okay, mostly, because you can say to listen on
everything for a part
I just read this entire chain, and I'm surprised not to see mention of
using an NSS plugin, like Avahi (and ldap and NIS and /etc/hosts and DNS
itself). I expect it would be simple enough to write a small NSS plugin
that merely calls the NM-dnsmasq (running on localhost on a port other
than 53) an
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