25.03.2019, 23:00, "Fox Haxx" :
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> But since the router's nameserver is no good, I want to use the router
> to resolve LAN domains only.
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>
> Now sure I could use:
>
> server=//192.168.1.1
>
> But then this is relying on the router's IP being this par
I read in the manual that `--server` is intended for private nameservers.
However, my use case is the exact opposite. I have `resolv-file` set to
`/etc/dnsmasq-resolv.conf`, which is populated with the address of the router
by systemd-resolved. But since the router's nameserver is no good, I want
