On 2023-05-08 23:24, Per Jessen wrote:
Carlos E. R. wrote:
Thus, I can not use NETCONFIG_DNS_POLICY="auto".
Thus you have concluded wrongly. Using 'auto' does what is expected, it updates your /etc/resolv.conf when the information changes.
But I don't want it to contain that information. I need /etc/resolv.conf to point only at my local or LAN DNS servers, not the remote ones. It is static information. Ie: 127.0.0.1 Only that line is required. Maybe add "::1" now. AND, I can not use a file that changes every minute, even if I wanted what it contains! I have to use a hack, write my own file, and use that one instead, with the same contents. Or what I do, which is write "server=..." lines in dnsmasq.conf
As I suggested in my first reply this morning "Sounds like a lease being renewed.".
But why every minute or so?
When the "renewal" time of <something> is reduced, it is usually for debugging purposes. To quickly repeat whichever issue it is, instead of having to wait for the next renewal in 24 hours or a week.
Not my doing... Maybe the ISP has done that. It is their router.
No idea now how to find out.
Old fashioned debugging. Follow the logic and look for when it breaks.
If a lease is being renewed, it is because it has expired. When it expires very quickly, that suggests it was issued with a very short lifetime. You ought to be able to see that in the log, I posted some typical messages earlier today. I get those on TW and leap15.5, but not on leap15.3 - maybe it is a wicked option that needs tweaking.
But those messages, if they are the ones I remember, do not happen in my machine.
If you are running wicked, they should.
Tell me what string to search for, and I will. I have not found them. In the previous message in the thread I posted the TWO messages from wicked. Only two messages today. Ok, yesterday now.
What about /run/dnsmasq-forwarders.conf ?
The Beta machine doesn't have dnsmasq.
So install it. That's what I did earlier, to test.
It would be easier to boot the Laicolasse partition, but that would break another unrelated test that I'm doing.
What can be easier than "zypper in dnsmasq" ?
And configure a few files. No, thanks. I want that machine simple.
I try to keep the Beta partition simple. Configuring dnsmasq would be a further complication.
I did not say "configure it", I said _install_ it. When you are done debugging, maybe you could just delete it again.
It has to be configured or it will not work. If you insist, I will reboot the laptop to the "stable" partition that has dnsmasq. -- Cheers / Saludos, Carlos E. R. (from 15.4 x86_64 at Telcontar)