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As someone who administers DNS servers, I'm going to guess this is due to DNS being the first thing that gets blamed when something goes wrong; and it is almost
by linuxdaemon 2y ago
As someone who administers DNS servers, I'm going to guess this is due to DNS being the first thing that gets blamed when something goes wrong; and it is almost never DNS.
- EricE 2y agoHa! https://9gag.com/gag/avOj8WE https://9gag.com/gag/avOj8WE
- scaglio 2y agoThat's the point, but often in many network issues, the name resolution is the root cause of the problem. Not necessarily the DNS itself. Sometimes the /etc/hosts is more than enough to cause headaches!
- doubled112 2y agoI've certainly added a hostname to an /etc/hosts file for testing and forgotten. Nothing makes sense, where is this address coming from? Oh. It was me. I put it there.