So this seems like a dup of bug 1240757. As noted there the correct answer
appears to be to implement .d directory support in bind9.
Should we mark this a dup of that and mark it as affecting lxd?
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Public bug reported:
lxd when configured to have an ipv4 address on lxdbr0 tries to start a
dnsmasq instance which tries to bind on port 53 of lxdbr0. If users have
bind9 installed, that binds by default to 0.0.0.0, which means that
lxd's dnsmasq fails. We should figure out how to resolve this.
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