Was chatting then I noticed my DNS had suddenly started working normally and YouTube resolved again.
I ran systemd-resolve --status
Under "Link 2 (eth0)" it said "DNSSEC supported: no".
I then restarted the computer, and now the DNS is broken again. It now says "DNSSEC supported: yes".
Minutes later (perhaps coincidentally after I started Chromium for the second time?) my DNS magically works again, and systemd-resolve reports "DNSSEC supported: no".
It seems DNS does not work when systemd-resolve reports "DNSSEC supported: yes".
And it seems that DNSSEC changes to no and starts working for some reason, I am not sure if this is triggered by time or some user action such as starting a browser or something.
Was chatting then I noticed my DNS had suddenly started working normally and YouTube resolved again.
I ran systemd-resolve --status
Under "Link 2 (eth0)" it said "DNSSEC supported: no".
I then restarted the computer, and now the DNS is broken again. It now says "DNSSEC supported: yes".
Minutes later (perhaps coincidentally after I started Chromium for the second time?) my DNS magically works again, and systemd-resolve reports "DNSSEC supported: no".
It seems DNS does not work when systemd-resolve reports "DNSSEC supported: yes".
And it seems that DNSSEC changes to no and starts working for some reason, I am not sure if this is triggered by time or some user action such as starting a browser or something.