actually, yes, I can. ;-) I was reading through the dnsmasq config file and there is a setting where you can specify an 'alternate' resolv.conf file that dnsmasq will use for forwarding requests. So I put localhost in resolv.conf, and then made a resolv.conf.external, and put the ISP DNS servers there. thanks! John Drescher wrote: I am trying to backup my mobile clients that get addresses via dhcp. I use dnsmasq, so I thought it would be simple. The client gets an ip from the dnsmasq dhcp server, and a dns entry is created, but, my bacula dir is also my dnsmasq server. That box is connected via a firewall to the internet, so it's resolv.conf points to the outside dns server.So locally on my network, all clients ask dnsmasq for IP's, and my dnsmasq server asks an outside server if necessary. On my internal network, I can do 'nslookup vaio' and get 192.168.1.74. When I am on my bacula/dnsmasq/webserver, nslookup vaio yields nothing, as you would expect as 'vaio' is not in the ISP's DNS server. How to best solve this problem, without making a new server to host bacula? Is there a way to tell bacula to use a specific dns server? Then maybe I can point it to the dnsmasq ports or something to get the correct IP address of my internal clients. Anything else I should be looking at?I have never used dnsmasq but, can't you remove all the entries in your /etc/resolv.conf file replace them with 127.0.0.1 and then get dnsmasq to forward dns resuests to the servers that were in your /etc/resolv.conf. I do this with dnrd but it does not provide dhcp. John |
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