Disable (but dnsmasq is still installed) or uninstall?
Does not work on my system (Debian 9):
Unit dnsmsaq.service could not be found.
but the command 'sudo /etc/init.d/dnsmasq status'.
Disable (but dnsmasq is still installed) or uninstall?
Does not work on my system (Debian 9):
Unit dnsmsaq.service could not be found.
but the command 'sudo /etc/init.d/dnsmasq status'.
We disable the service with systemctl disable dnsmasq
As dnsmasq is embedded into FTL, there is no need to have it running separately
I'm on FTLDNS now. Update without obvious problems.
To monit users: adapt or deactivate your configuration file for previous dnsmasq.
There is a typo with "dnsmsaq" instead of "dnsmasq"
"sudo systemctl status dnsmsaq" should be "sudo systemctl status dnsmasq"
Fixed it...
Updated with the two commands above with 0 problems.
I'm on armbian 5.38 jessie (orange pi) with dnsmasq updated by hand to v2.76
At the moment it is working fine.
Installed it on my RPi3 running Raspbian Stretch.
Both my Domain Controllers (simple home setup) use it as their only forwarder.
Normally it's the Pi-hole running in a CentOS VM.
No weird issues so far. Feels faster resolving wise, so that's good
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flawless!
works like a charm. have to play around with up and downgrade-procedure but.... nothin.
clean and small - like it!
So far the beta version works fine on my Pi.
It even solves the bug between dnsmasq < 2.78 and DNScrypt-proxy (see here), so I can use FTLDNS with DNSSec enabled on Pi side (which is not possible with the "master" branch), perfect !
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