As a workaround you can do:
MY_DOMAIN="abc.org"
LINKS=`busctl tree --list org.freedesktop.resolve1 | grep link/_`
for L in $LINKS; do
busctl get-property org.freedesktop.resolve1 $L
org.freedesktop.resolve1.Link Domains \
| grep -q $MY_DOMAIN \
&& sudo busctl call org.free
Seems this lines of code are responsible:
src/dns/nm-dns-systemd-resolved.c:
static void
add_domain (GVariantBuilder *domains,
const char *domain,
gboolean never_default)
{
/* If this link is never the default (e.g. only used for resources on
this
* netwo
I did some more tests. Using "dns-search=my.domain" and "ignore-auto-
dns=true" actually works for wifi connections. For VPN (vpnc) is does
not work.
The tool "systemd-resolve --status" still shows a tilda before the
domain name ("DNS Domain: ~my.domain" instead of "DNS Domain:
my.domain") and the
Public bug reported:
Since Ubuntu 17.04 uses systemd-resolved for DNS lookups the default
behaviour for search domains changed. By default systemd-resolved does
not use the domain supplied by DHCP as a search domain.
So network-manager should at least have an option to tell systemd-
networkd to c
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