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Hey guys so I edited my resolv.conf file and changed it to mullvad's DNS server and since doing that my NetworkManager icon in gnome is a question mark...
I tried deleting the file and it is recreated exactly the same. How can I have it update to 192.168.0.1 or whatever again?
Thanks.
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Oh actually never mind, i found that because I had my vpn activated that was changing the DNS servers in resolv.conf...
But I still don't know why the icon shows as a question mark... Does anybody have any idea?
Last edited by goosestepping (2020-02-11 18:38:07)
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When using networkmanager it is generally a good idea to configure the dns trought it instead of handediting resolv.conf
Edit: and if you broke dns, then the network status checking in networkmanager will fail and it may display some indication for that.
Last edited by Mr.Elendig (2020-02-11 19:30:18)
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Oh hi. It's horseface. Thanks sir. I have no idea what it is then because that is all working fine... I disabled my wireguard vpn and now the icon does not change to a question mark after an hour or so...
Last edited by goosestepping (2020-02-11 19:44:06)
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Does anybody know what could be causing this? It seems that if I disable my VPN then the icon stays correct the entire time, but then if I enable my VPN then after about one hour or so (it varies) the icon will change into a question mark...
Which logs could I check to see what is happening here?
edit: It seems that in journalctl -u NetworkManager.service it shows this at the moment that the icon changes...
Feb 12 17:37:36 coprinus NetworkManager[1146]: <warn> [1581489456.4854] device (mullvadse3no2): connectivity: "/proc/sys/net/ipv4/conf/mullvadse3no2/rp_filter" is set to "1". This might break connectivity checking for IPv4 on this deviceedit: I found a solution here, https://vitux.com/disable-connectivity- … e-portals/
Last edited by goosestepping (2020-02-12 07:01:14)
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