Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 3769
"pump" *appending* to /etc/resolv.conf instead of *replacing* it.
Last modified: 2008-05-01 11:37:50 EDT
I just took a look at my /etc/resolv.conf file: [root@cs2867-221 /root]# cat /etc/resolv.conf |wc -l 2990 I'm a Time Warner (Austin) RoadRunner cable modem subscriber, and my machine is configured via DHCP/pump when it boots. Apparently every time I've rebooted or up/downed my ethernet interface, pump has been just appending the DNS server info to /etc/resolv.conf instead of *appending* to it. I'm running the updated version of pump from the errata (I've already filed one other, more serious bug on it . . ) Here's a (very) small sample of the file: [root@cs2867-221 /etc]# head -50 resolv.conf search austin.rr.com rr.com nameserver 24.93.35.65 nameserver 24.93.35.64 nameserver 24.93.35.33 nameserver 25.93.35.32 nameserver 101.116.104.48 nameserver 0.5.0.0 nameserver 180.1.0.0 nameserver 118.0.0.0 nameserver 113.4.0.0 nameserver 96.84.0.0 nameserver 0.6.0.0 nameserver 51.0.0.0 nameserver 79.4.0.0 nameserver 185.5.0.0 nameserver 78.3.0.0 nameserver 84.1.0.0 nameserver 43.5.0.0 nameserver 79.1.0.0 nameserver 67.6.0.0 nameserver 65.1.0.0 nameserver 122.6.0.0 nameserver 74.3.0.0 nameserver 52.3.0.0 nameserver 167.5.0.0 nameserver 72.6.0.0 nameserver 172.6.0.0 nameserver 194.1.0.0 nameserver 160.4.0.0 nameserver 68.5.0.0 nameserver 138.3.0.0 nameserver 120.5.0.0 nameserver 144.6.0.0 nameserver 21.2.0.0 nameserver 245.4.0.0 nameserver 79.5.0.0 nameserver 134.2.0.0 nameserver 160.1.0.0 nameserver 169.5.0.0 nameserver 147.3.0.0 nameserver 85.3.0.0 nameserver 98.2.0.0 nameserver 153.2.0.0 nameserver 85.5.0.0 nameserver 77.6.0.0 nameserver 179.2.0.0 nameserver 23.5.0.0 nameserver 104.5.0.0 nameserver 254.1.0.0 nameserver 208.5.0.0 Everything works, I just noticed my resolv.conf was a TAD bigger than it should have been. 8-) Thanks. Bill
er, that should have read "just appending the DNS server info to /etc/resolv.conf instead of *replacing* it". My typo.
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I think that this bug was fixed in pump-0.7.2, available from RawHide; at least, I can no longer reproduce it in my setup. If you could test it in yours (truncate your resolv.conf file before testing, obviously... :-) we would certainly appreciate it. RawHide packages are available from ftp://ftp.redhat.com/rawhide/
Fixed in pump on the errata