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How could I turn offon dnsmasq?
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Is there any way to switch on/off dnsmasq?
Obvious command systemctl statusstartstop dnsmasq gives nothing as it seems that dnsmasq.service file does not exist.
Question arose as I found in docs that putting dns=dnsmasq in [main] section will make NetworkManager run dnsmasq and update resolv.conf to point to running dnsmasq accordingly. So I want to handcontrol dnsmasq manually(by putting dns=none in NetworkManager.conf) without delegating to NetworkManager.
Thanks.
network-manager dns dnsmasq resolv.conf
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Is there any way to switch on/off dnsmasq?
Obvious command systemctl statusstartstop dnsmasq gives nothing as it seems that dnsmasq.service file does not exist.
Question arose as I found in docs that putting dns=dnsmasq in [main] section will make NetworkManager run dnsmasq and update resolv.conf to point to running dnsmasq accordingly. So I want to handcontrol dnsmasq manually(by putting dns=none in NetworkManager.conf) without delegating to NetworkManager.
Thanks.
network-manager dns dnsmasq resolv.conf
asked Jan 8 '17 at 8:32
Bulat M.Bulat M.
2662624
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I use dnsmasq on my system (ubuntu server 16.04) andsystemctl status dnsmasqworks fine. Have you installed dnsmasq? (sorry if this is patronising)apt-get install dnsmasq
– Nick Sillito
Jan 8 '17 at 8:40
Oh, my mistake, after finding dnsmasq on another box and not remembering installing it, I thought that it is installed by default and didn't even check, sorry wasting your time. Write ans.
– Bulat M.
Jan 8 '17 at 13:46
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Is there any way to switch on/off dnsmasq?
Obvious command systemctl statusstartstop dnsmasq gives nothing as it seems that dnsmasq.service file does not exist.
Question arose as I found in docs that putting dns=dnsmasq in [main] section will make NetworkManager run dnsmasq and update resolv.conf to point to running dnsmasq accordingly. So I want to handcontrol dnsmasq manually(by putting dns=none in NetworkManager.conf) without delegating to NetworkManager.
Thanks.
network-manager dns dnsmasq resolv.conf
asked Jan 8 '17 at 8:32
Bulat M.Bulat M.
2662624
Is there any way to switch on/off dnsmasq?
Obvious command systemctl statusstartstop dnsmasq gives nothing as it seems that dnsmasq.service file does not exist.
Question arose as I found in docs that putting dns=dnsmasq in [main] section will make NetworkManager run dnsmasq and update resolv.conf to point to running dnsmasq accordingly. So I want to handcontrol dnsmasq manually(by putting dns=none in NetworkManager.conf) without delegating to NetworkManager.
Thanks.
network-manager dns dnsmasq resolv.conf
network-manager dns dnsmasq resolv.conf
asked Jan 8 '17 at 8:32
Bulat M.Bulat M.
2662624
asked Jan 8 '17 at 8:32
Bulat M.Bulat M.
2662624
asked Jan 8 '17 at 8:32
Bulat M.Bulat M.
2662624
asked Jan 8 '17 at 8:32
Bulat M.Bulat M.
2662624
asked Jan 8 '17 at 8:32
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2662624
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I use dnsmasq on my system (ubuntu server 16.04) andsystemctl status dnsmasqworks fine. Have you installed dnsmasq? (sorry if this is patronising)apt-get install dnsmasq
– Nick Sillito
Jan 8 '17 at 8:40
Oh, my mistake, after finding dnsmasq on another box and not remembering installing it, I thought that it is installed by default and didn't even check, sorry wasting your time. Write ans.
– Bulat M.
Jan 8 '17 at 13:46
add a comment |
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I use dnsmasq on my system (ubuntu server 16.04) andsystemctl status dnsmasqworks fine. Have you installed dnsmasq? (sorry if this is patronising)apt-get install dnsmasq
– Nick Sillito
Jan 8 '17 at 8:40
Oh, my mistake, after finding dnsmasq on another box and not remembering installing it, I thought that it is installed by default and didn't even check, sorry wasting your time. Write ans.
– Bulat M.
Jan 8 '17 at 13:46
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I use dnsmasq on my system (ubuntu server 16.04) and
systemctl status dnsmasq works fine. Have you installed dnsmasq? (sorry if this is patronising) apt-get install dnsmasq– Nick Sillito
Jan 8 '17 at 8:40
I use dnsmasq on my system (ubuntu server 16.04) and
systemctl status dnsmasq works fine. Have you installed dnsmasq? (sorry if this is patronising) apt-get install dnsmasq– Nick Sillito
Jan 8 '17 at 8:40
Oh, my mistake, after finding dnsmasq on another box and not remembering installing it, I thought that it is installed by default and didn't even check, sorry wasting your time. Write ans.
– Bulat M.
Jan 8 '17 at 13:46
Oh, my mistake, after finding dnsmasq on another box and not remembering installing it, I thought that it is installed by default and didn't even check, sorry wasting your time. Write ans.
– Bulat M.
Jan 8 '17 at 13:46
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The problem was that dnsmasq wasn't installed as I assumed that it should be installed by default.
apt install dnsmasq
solves the problem.
answered Jan 8 '17 at 15:31
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The problem was that dnsmasq wasn't installed as I assumed that it should be installed by default.
apt install dnsmasq
solves the problem.
answered Jan 8 '17 at 15:31
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The problem was that dnsmasq wasn't installed as I assumed that it should be installed by default.
apt install dnsmasq
solves the problem.
answered Jan 8 '17 at 15:31
Bulat M.Bulat M.
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The problem was that dnsmasq wasn't installed as I assumed that it should be installed by default.
apt install dnsmasq
solves the problem.
answered Jan 8 '17 at 15:31
Bulat M.Bulat M.
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The problem was that dnsmasq wasn't installed as I assumed that it should be installed by default.
apt install dnsmasq
solves the problem.
answered Jan 8 '17 at 15:31
Bulat M.Bulat M.
2662624
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I use dnsmasq on my system (ubuntu server 16.04) and
systemctl status dnsmasqworks fine. Have you installed dnsmasq? (sorry if this is patronising)apt-get install dnsmasq– Nick Sillito
Jan 8 '17 at 8:40
Oh, my mistake, after finding dnsmasq on another box and not remembering installing it, I thought that it is installed by default and didn't even check, sorry wasting your time. Write ans.
– Bulat M.
Jan 8 '17 at 13:46