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Operating Systems Linux Ubuntu Network Manager not setting correct DNS servers Post 302998681 by bakunin on Tuesday 6th of June 2017 04:18:32 AM
Old 06-06-2017
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Originally Posted by Peasant
Actually this looks similar, but not quite, because their DNS-servers become set at some point - my problem is that it doesn't. The behavior i get is the same as if i would select "DHCP" instead of "DHCP -Adresses only". It also happens regardless of the network selected, even when i use a non-WiFi connection.

Quote:
Originally Posted by Peasant
If you can, try downgrading packages mentioned in the bug and retest.
I will try that anyways (i got nothing to lose) and will report back. Right now i had to took the laptop in question to repair because the keyboard is broken (unrelated to this) so it will take a few days.

Thanks for the hint.

bakunin
 

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