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add support for systemd resolved configuration on ubuntu 18.04 - #148
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Could you rebase this onto current master and maybe squash those 3 commits into a single one? |
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Why not a drop-in file but changing the default config? |
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per default ubuntu 18.04 is using systemd-resolved, this change configures the nameservers in /etc/systemd/resolved.conf instead of /etc/resolv.conf.