lucid has seen the end of its life and is no longer receiving any
updates. Marking the lucid task for this ticket as Won't Fix.
** Changed in: network-manager (Ubuntu Lucid)
Status: Fix Committed = Won't Fix
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We've obviously failed by not providing further information as to the
state of this fix -- and I'm not even sure this ever landed as a Lucid
SRU yet -- for that I'm very sorry. I'm also responsible for not getting
back to this bug any sooner.
Tony, could you please give me the information as to
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NetworkManager Internet Connection Sharing fails to route DNS
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I didn't quite understand what Tony Esp post meant Changed in network-manager
(Ubuntu Lucid):
status: Confirmed → Fix Committed Does it mean network manager 0.8 in lucid
lynx has solved the problem because i really want it to get fixed. But does
al_mckin 17th post denies it being fixed or
Hi everyone,
I just want to confirm this bug still exists and the dnsmasq HUP signal
workaround is successful in karmic as of 07/04/10.
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Tony, did you submit this fix for Karmic? I still have the DNS problem
and I don't see it in the list of pending SRU.
Do I need to enable karmic-proposed / karmic-backports?
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i cant seem to connect to the Internet when sharing and i can share my
wireless wt can i do im think of going bk to windows
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I was trying to share a connection just by creating an ad hoc connection
with network-manager/dnsmasq and NAT but what happens is that dsnmasq,
despite being a dhcp and dns server, it's used by network-manager to
create the connection, but does not provide the DHCP service, even
when I config
** Changed in: network-manager (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = High
** Also affects: network-manager (Ubuntu Lucid)
Importance: High
Status: Confirmed
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I'm targeting this to Lucid since it effectively breaks connection
sharing.
I can confirm that sudo killall -s HUP dnsmasq makes it work, so it
appears to be a problem with the timing of /etc/resolv.conf when dnsmasq
is started. Because dnsmasq is started with the no-poll parameter, it
doesn't
I'm currently working on an update to NM 0.8-rc1, so I took a quick look
at the nm-dnsmasq-manager code. Looks like '--no-poll' was removed
sometime between the Karmic snapshot of NM (
0.8~a~git.20091013t193206.679d548 ) and 0.8-rc1, so this *should* be
fixed by the upload. As it's in the
commit cfb2b72dc6f1ab9e66daf53d4d7113997499049a
Author: Dan Williams d...@redhat.com
Date: Sat Nov 14 14:42:58 2009 -0800
dnsmasq: VPN DNS fixes
Turn DHCP and DNS debugging on with NM_DNSMASQ_DEBUG.
Without --strict-order, dnsmasq will round-robin queries which in
the
Tony, is it worth queuing that for an SRU to Karmic too?
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Yes, the current plan is to release 0.8-rc1 in it's entirety as an SRU
for Karmic. I have the NM bits done and ready to go, however as there
were a couple of string additions / changes made to the applet, I'm in
the process of creating patches to back those out first.
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I had the same problem. I sent an HUP signal to dnsmasq and it started
working.
sudo killall -s HUP dnsmasq
I hope it works for you too.
My diagnosis is that at the time dnsmasq is executed, the /etc/resolv.conf file
is empty
since the NetworkManager cleans it and the main interface is not
One more bit of information to add to my previous post. This is the output of
ps:
nobody 925 0.0 0.0 19048 1192 ?S17:58 0:00
/usr/sbin/dnsmasq --no-hosts --keep-in-foreground --bind-interfaces --no-poll
--except-interface=lo --listen-address=10.42.43.1
Another confirmation here.
It seems that dnsmasq doesn't want to listen on the correct interface.
Here's the setup. The Ubuntu machine is connected to my router
(192.168.1.1), which is connected to the internet. The Ubuntu box has
address 192.168.144 on the side facing the router and internet,
Another update. (This is running on Karmic beta, with dnsmasq-base
2.50-1.)
Hopefully this diagram will make sense.
Client (10.42.43.11) --- (10.42.43.1) [eth1] Ubuntu [eth0] (192.168.1.144)
--- (192.168.1.1) router --- Internet
When I boot my Ubuntu machine with both interfaces active and the
I can confirm this on both a fresh install of Jaunty and on Karmic. In
both cases I created an ad-hoc network, which by default enables
sharing, but DNS didn't work for clients that connected.
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Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
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I believe I am experiencing this issue as well. My configuration is as
follows:
Fresh Jaunty install on my laptop, with wireless interface connected to
internet and wired interface connected to LAN.
Older Jaunty install (upgraded from ?, probably Feisty) on desktop,
wired interface connected to
Just wanted to add that I've checked my logs and no packages that seem
related were updated. Also, I've become aware that the dnsmasq-base
package installed by default doesn't use a config file, so I've reached
the end of what I can troubleshoot. Hopefully the details I've provided
will be useful.
do you have dnsmasq-base package installed (also if you have the (full)
dnsmasq package installed try to remove that as it might confuse some
parts of NM).
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Status: New = Incomplete
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