Ciao a tutti, I have a laptop with debian unstable amd64 with network-manager (version 1.1.93-1) acting incorrectly with a server with dnsmasq (version 2.72-3 +deb8u) from debian stable) doing dhcp and dns. In my dnsmasq.conf I have this line: dhcp-range=lan,10.150.29.100,10.150.29.249,255.255.255.0,12h When I try to connect with my laptop with network-manager I get the correct address (the laptop has a fixed one) but I get this /etc/resolv.conf # Generated by resolvconf search cybervalley.orglan nameserver 10.150.29.2 As you can see the search domain is incorrect. If I stop network-manager or if I switch off the network adapter (using the option from network-manager control for gnome3) I get this little different /etc/resolv.conf: # Generated by NetworkManager search cybervalley.org lan nameserver 10.150.29.2 Note the space between the real domain and the word lan! The real same file I get rebooting with the network adapter switched off. The other clients, android phones, computer with older network-manager versions and other OS and whatever does not have this problem and, the same, network-manager from my laptop acts correctly with other network, either with wireless or modem (umts) connections. What could I look for? -- Ciao leandro
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