When you use PPP the current resolv.conf gets moved. If the process dies unexepectedly you sometimes can get in a state where the original has been moved, but it hasn't been replaced by the information provided as part of your dial-up session. Martin wrote:
Absolutely normal is what? That file just disapeared from /etc? I don't think so but perhaps normal would be to get a backup copy to /etc/ppp which I would agree with.
Martin
--- "Carlos E. R."
wrote: The Sunday 2004-01-18 at 21:41 -0800, Martin wrote:
Not sure why you have it in /etc/ppp, but I'd try
to
move it to /etc assuming those are your DNS
servers.
Absolutely normal: when you connect and have set up automatic dns change, a backup is made of the previous resolv file.
Investigate /etc/ppp/ip-up and /sbin/modify_resolvconf if you want to know how.
-- Cheers, Carlos Robinson
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