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I'm having a problem with internet connection sharing. Every time I restart the network, my resolv.conf gets overwritten by dhcp. Because of that, my second computer can't access the internet. ...
  1. 11-04-2005 #1
    Fraggle
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    resolv.conf problem

    I'm having a problem with internet connection sharing. Every time I restart the network, my resolv.conf gets overwritten by dhcp. Because of that, my second computer can't access the internet.

    It's only eth1 that gets his IP from dhcp (dhcp on adslmodem). eth0 (connection to the second computer) has a static IP.

    How do I prevent this overwriting to happen?
    Setting a static IP for eth1 I guess, but I kinda messed it up the last time I tried

    I'm running Fedora Core 4, but I can only use command line
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  2. 11-05-2005 #2
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    In your /etc/rc.local, add this line at the bottom.
    echo "nameserver YOUR_DNS_IP_HERE" > /etc/resolv.conf
    I think that would do it
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