I can confirm this as an existing problem. In my case, I used DNS Suffixes because of special circumtances. When I use Gnome-Network, it updates the /etc/resolv.conf file. Now, in my case I use DHCP and the DNS Suffixes. So, when Gnome-Network reconnects, it updates /etc/resolv.conf automatically, making my DNS Suffixes disappear. The problem lies in the fact, that Gnome-Network works together with dhcp3, where the configuration is stored in /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf.
So the main problem is, that if I want to make the Gnome-Network remember my DNS Suffix settings, I have to manually update /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf, and add the following : "prepend domain-name "something.com hu.something.com blog.something.com "; (the space is at the end neccessary, otherwise the DHCP client will give the current DNS Suffix extracted from the DHCP server wrong)
The solution would be, that gnome-network would update /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf in case of DHCP, and not resolv.conf. This way changes can be stored for a longer period, and would not go lost after each reconnection.
I can confirm this as an existing problem. In my case, I used DNS Suffixes because of special circumtances. When I use Gnome-Network, it updates the /etc/resolv.conf file. Now, in my case I use DHCP and the DNS Suffixes. So, when Gnome-Network reconnects, it updates /etc/resolv.conf automatically, making my DNS Suffixes disappear. The problem lies in the fact, that Gnome-Network works together with dhcp3, where the configuration is stored in /etc/dhcp3/ dhclient. conf. dhclient. conf, and add the following : "prepend domain-name "something.com hu.something.com blog.something.com "; (the space is at the end neccessary, otherwise the DHCP client will give the current DNS Suffix extracted from the DHCP server wrong) dhclient. conf in case of DHCP, and not resolv.conf. This way changes can be stored for a longer period, and would not go lost after each reconnection.
So the main problem is, that if I want to make the Gnome-Network remember my DNS Suffix settings, I have to manually update /etc/dhcp3/
The solution would be, that gnome-network would update /etc/dhcp3/