Public bug reported:
I create a server in the subnet with --dns-publish-fixed-ip, so the
port's fqdn of the server is set to 'server-name.network-dns-doamin'.
However, the server's resolv.conf search domain is always set to the
neutron.conf dns_domain. I think it should be set to the network's
dns_domain.
Reproduction steps:
1. Make a network with a --dns-domain option.
2. Make a subnet for the network with a --dns-publish-fixed-ip option.
3. Make a server in the network using cirros image.
4. Check the server port's fqdn and the /etc/resolv.conf file in the server.
I'm using stable/2024.1.
** Affects: neutron
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
Resolv.conf search domain is different from the network's dns_domain
Status in neutron:
New
Bug description:
I create a server in the subnet with --dns-publish-fixed-ip, so the
port's fqdn of the server is set to 'server-name.network-dns-doamin'.
However, the server's resolv.conf search domain is always set to the
neutron.conf dns_domain. I think it should be set to the network's
dns_domain.
Reproduction steps:
1. Make a network with a --dns-domain option.
2. Make a subnet for the network with a --dns-publish-fixed-ip option.
3. Make a server in the network using cirros image.
4. Check the server port's fqdn and the /etc/resolv.conf file in the server.
I'm using stable/2024.1.
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