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[17:58] <Epx998> Quick question, I am working on a Ubuntu Server host and I need to make a change to the resolv.conf - where would I make those changes?
[17:59] <patdk> using ubuntu? you wouldn't
[17:59] <patdk> that would be controled by resolvconf or systemd
[18:02] <Epx998> That is what I just read, so I make changes to /etc/systemd/resolved.conf ?
[18:02] <patdk> I guess it depends on what exact change your attempting to make
[18:06] <Epx998> I need to update the nameservers and search entries
[18:07] <Epx998> I edited that file and the search was updated, but nameservers did not take, hmm
[18:08] <patdk> that is normally done in your network config
[18:09] <patdk> likely netplan config file
[18:09] <Epx998> Two separate files to manage the resolv.conf?
[18:10] <patdk> resolved.conf doesn't really manage resolv.conf
[18:10] <patdk> it manages systemd-resolved that is a dns proxy and resolv.conf is directed to use
[18:10] <patdk> and your dns servers would not go into resolv.conf but into the systemd-resolved proxy config instead
[18:11] <patdk> or you could disable systemd-resolved, delete resolv.conf link and create your own resolv.conf file
[18:11] <patdk> and make sure to uninstall resolvconf if it is installed
[18:11] <Epx998> I don't mind using it how I am supposed to, I am a few years removed from Ubuntu so this bit is new to me is all.
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