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> Ralf Hildebrandt: > >> A named/BIND9 restart/stop/start did always invoke: >> echo "nameserver 127.0.0.1" | /sbin/resolvconf -a lo.named >> and this caused postfix to be signalled by resolvconf (after all, the >> resolv.conf changed!) >> > > Where does that brain damage come from? Is /sbin/resolvconf > still a shell script? If so, have a look. > Sounds to me like part of a "laptop mode" configuration, where the system automatically reconfigures itself to match changes in network location. As has been mentioned elsewhere, this can be useful for clients, but should be disabled on servers. (set "RESOLVCONF=no" in the config :). /sbin/resolvconf should probably be made smarter, i.e. only signal if the file contents have actually changed. Which is how I usually write my scripts... ) -- Harald
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