maybe I will try to reproduce it today. I used webmin-wvdial and the bug
could be located anywhere. webmin-wvdial, wvdial, ppp-tools, ifplugd ...
Even if I can reproduce it come to think of it I don't know how I would find
out what package caused this. Is there a tool that can check what programs
change/changed a file over a period of time and what was done?
For the curious I attached an output of dpkg -l, so anyone can take a wild
guess at what might have caused this. The result was there, though, I can
assure you of this.
So there was a policy violation that at least involved wvdial, since the
dialup dns servers were in that file that is not really supposed to exist.
Thx for looking at the code.
Malte
> If a program removes the symlink at /etc/resolv.conf then that is
> certainly a bug in the program.
>
> Looking at the wvdial source code, however, I can't see anything that
> could do this.
>
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> Thomas Hood <email address hidden>
>
>
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Hi Thomas,
maybe I will try to reproduce it today. I used webmin-wvdial and the bug
could be located anywhere. webmin-wvdial, wvdial, ppp-tools, ifplugd ...
Even if I can reproduce it come to think of it I don't know how I would find
out what package caused this. Is there a tool that can check what programs
change/changed a file over a period of time and what was done?
For the curious I attached an output of dpkg -l, so anyone can take a wild
guess at what might have caused this. The result was there, though, I can
assure you of this.
So there was a policy violation that at least involved wvdial, since the
dialup dns servers were in that file that is not really supposed to exist.
Thx for looking at the code.
Malte
> If a program removes the symlink at /etc/resolv.conf then that is
> certainly a bug in the program.
>
> Looking at the wvdial source code, however, I can't see anything that
> could do this.
>
> --
> Thomas Hood <email address hidden>
>
>
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