Question #76554 on Ubuntu changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/76554
Status: Open => Answered
Derek White proposed the following answer:
chmod should be 440/444, there is no reason to allow it to be executed,
especially since ubuntu's default is 644 for that file. But, alas, it
doesn't work. You can also try using /etc/ppp/resolv.conf, but it seems
that will get over-written as well at times. You can try disabling
networkmanager, it seems to like to over-write files.
Disable: sudo rm -i /etc/rc?.d/?50NetworkManager [Will be re-activated
if the program is upgraded.]
Re-enable: sudo update-rc.d NetworkManager start 50 2 3 4 5 . [Be sure
to include the period!]
If that works, then you can make it permanent by re-enabling them, then
renaming each symlink to a K50 from S50. This will ensure they remain
deactivated throughout future updates.
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