Gary Johnson writes: > That's unfortunate to hear. Perhaps you could check out the > network-manager-service-type? I believe it includes a parameter that > lets you tell NetworkManager not to overwrite /etc/resolv.conf. The > command-line interface for NetworkManager is called nmtui. This is what > I use on my machine.
I do not have NetworkManager installed and am not using `network-manager-service-type`. There is no NetworkManager service listed when I run `sudo herd status`. The commands I am using to connect to the internet are: ``` sudo ip link set <wireless-interface> up sudo wpa_supplicant -Dnl80211 -i<wireless-interface> -c/path/to/wpa/config.conf -B sudo dhclient <wireless-interface> ``` It is almost like `sudo dhclient <wireless-interface>` is taking instruction from the router (provided by my internet service provider) to overwrite `/etc/resolv.conf` to the DNS of my internet service provider. > (use-modules (ice-9 rdelim)) > > (define my-host-aliases (with-input-from-file "/path/to/your/file" > (lambda () (read-delimited > "")))) Thank you for sharing this. It works for me.
