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Support reading DNS settings from NetworkManager on Linux#36
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Support reading DNS settings from NetworkManager on Linux. Call nmcli-tool to get the DNS settings. On Ubuntu 12.04, NetworkManager is setup by default to run dnsmasq on 127.0.0.1:53. This causes reading the DNS server from /etc/resolv.conf to return that address, which will not work as an address for webpage-replay to use. Does not support setting the DNS, as dnsmasq is most likely listening on 127.0.0.1:53. Thus, this fixes problems only for --no-dns_forwarding use-cases.
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Support reading DNS settings from NetworkManager on Linux. Call
nmcli-tool to get the DNS settings.
On Ubuntu 12.04, NetworkManager is setup by default to run dnsmasq on
127.0.0.1:53. This causes reading the DNS server from /etc/resolv.conf
to return that address, which will not work as an address for
webpage-replay to use.
Does not support setting the DNS, as dnsmasq is most likely listening on
127.0.0.1:53. Thus, this fixes problems only for --no-dns_forwarding
use-cases.