Steve Ash
2015-10-10 21:59:40 UTC
I use linux mint on my laptop with resolvconf and dnsmasq for doing dns
resolution. When I connect to my vpn the NetworkManager updates dnsmasq via
dbus with the vpn dns servers.
I can use nmcli dev list to see the wifi dhcp DNS ips and i can send
SIGUSR1 to get some output from dnsmasq about upstream servers.
When I read about ubuntu/mints use of dnsmasq with VPNs I read that they
send the dns search suffix so that dnsmasq only uses the vpn's DNS for
requests to things in that domain.
Does the SIGUSR1 output _all_ of the DNS servers that dnsmasq knows about?
When I run it after connecting to my VPN I only see my VPN DNS servers. I
know this isn't a dnsmasq problem but in trying to diagnose the problem I
find myself wanting to query dnsmasq for all of its upstream DNS servers.
Since it goes over dbus I dont get a good picture from resolvconf config.
If SIGUSR1 doesn't curently output this then I would like to file a
suggestion that it include all upstream servers and what dns suffixes they
are configured for as that would help this situation I think.
Thanks so much!
Steve
resolution. When I connect to my vpn the NetworkManager updates dnsmasq via
dbus with the vpn dns servers.
I can use nmcli dev list to see the wifi dhcp DNS ips and i can send
SIGUSR1 to get some output from dnsmasq about upstream servers.
When I read about ubuntu/mints use of dnsmasq with VPNs I read that they
send the dns search suffix so that dnsmasq only uses the vpn's DNS for
requests to things in that domain.
Does the SIGUSR1 output _all_ of the DNS servers that dnsmasq knows about?
When I run it after connecting to my VPN I only see my VPN DNS servers. I
know this isn't a dnsmasq problem but in trying to diagnose the problem I
find myself wanting to query dnsmasq for all of its upstream DNS servers.
Since it goes over dbus I dont get a good picture from resolvconf config.
If SIGUSR1 doesn't curently output this then I would like to file a
suggestion that it include all upstream servers and what dns suffixes they
are configured for as that would help this situation I think.
Thanks so much!
Steve