I bet your external interface is setup for DHCP. What is happening is that
your DHCP client is rewriting resolv.conf with the DHCP data it is getting
from your ISP (effectively ignoring your manually entered values). You need
to tell DHCPcD (or whichever client daemon you are using on the external
interface) not to retrieve the DNS settings from the DHCP server. I'm
running Bering 3.1, so your milage may vary, but for me (using DHCPcD): In
lrcfg, choose the modules setup and pick DHCPcD (or just edit the config
file directly: /etc/dhcpc/config). The file looks like this in my case:
# Config file for dhcpcd.
>
> case ${INTERFACE} in
> eth0)
>
> # Uncomment this to allow dhcpcd to set the DNS servers in
> /etc/resolv.conf
> SET_DNS='yes'
>
>
Change SET_DNS='yes' to SET_DNS='no'
All fixed!
Cheers,
-Jonathan
On Dec 14, 2007 6:39 PM, Paul Rogers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm still happily running Bering-1.2, thanks to all. My ISP recently
> changed their upstream wholesale provider. There are new DNS servers,
> though the ISP's DNS records still reference the old nameservers, which
> don't work properly anymore. I've gone into lrcfg and put the new
> nameserver addresses in resolv.conf. Even after a reboot & checking
> that the new addresses are still in place, still I'm getting the old
> nameservers. Is Bering/ppp rewriting the nameservers, and still
> getting the old ones? Do I need to edit nsswitch?
>
> Paul Rogers
> Rogers' Second Law: Everything you do communicates.
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