Thanks for this great job!
I'm using Ferrumgate with my colleagues. Most of then using Linux Mint, I'm the only one using Debian.
Ferrumgate client works out the box for everyone, but not for Debian Trixie.
I did install ferrumgate_1.10.0_linux_amd64.deb after failed with 1.9. I didn't see difference on the problem.
It correctly writes the search on /etc/resolv.conf, but all software ignores it. I couldn't find the services behind Ferrumgate using ping, curl, firefox,... but nslookup. That guy finds the service IP.
I found a (no so good) solution here:
https://askubuntu.com/questions/81797/nslookup-finds-ip-for-a-hostname-in-local-domain-but-ping-does-not
I did this change on /etc/nsswitch.conf and everiting works:
#hosts: files myhostname mdns4_minimal [NOTFOUND=return] resolve [!UNAVAIL=return] dns
hosts: files dns
I'm not happy, because mDNS is "a good thing™". So, I believe Ferrumgate client may interact with with libnss-mdns.
I also recommend to test the client on a fresh installed Debian Trixie. I believe it expects tool that are not provided by default.
Thanks for this great job!
I'm using Ferrumgate with my colleagues. Most of then using Linux Mint, I'm the only one using Debian.
Ferrumgate client works out the box for everyone, but not for Debian Trixie.
I did install
ferrumgate_1.10.0_linux_amd64.debafter failed with1.9. I didn't see difference on the problem.It correctly writes the
searchon/etc/resolv.conf, but all software ignores it. I couldn't find the services behind Ferrumgate usingping,curl,firefox,... butnslookup. That guy finds the service IP.I found a (no so good) solution here:
https://askubuntu.com/questions/81797/nslookup-finds-ip-for-a-hostname-in-local-domain-but-ping-does-not
I did this change on
/etc/nsswitch.confand everiting works:I'm not happy, because mDNS is "a good thing™". So, I believe Ferrumgate client may interact with with
libnss-mdns.I also recommend to test the client on a fresh installed Debian Trixie. I believe it expects tool that are not provided by default.