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Archive => 15.1 Legacy Series => Topic started by: pboe on June 19, 2015, 05:51:24 pm
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Hi,
i have problems getting the dnsmasq running.
Installed 15.1.11 upgraded to 15.1.12
Multiwan setup
dhcp server running
system->settings dns servers entered and assigned to the 2 wans
dns forwarder enabled, no other checkbox enabled on this page
diagnostics->dns lookup works
dhcp works and distributes the ip number of the opnsense box as a nameserver to all clients
i can ping from any host ip numbers but i can't resolve any domain name
Any help is very welcome,
Best regards,
Paul
/etc/resolv.conf
domain foo.local
nameserver 127.0.0.1
nameserver 8.8.8.8
nameserver 8.8.4.4
nameserver 194.25.0.52
nameserver 194.25.0.68
/etc/hosts
127.0.0.1 localhost localhost.foo.local
10.190.30.254 foorouter.foo.local foorouter
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dnsmasq version was bumped in the last update, can you try the following to see if the new version behaves differently. Run this from the root shell:
(Assuming you use OpenSSL/amd64, if not, the URL must be adapted)
# fetch https://pkg.opnsense.org/FreeBSD:10:amd64/15.1.11.4/OpenSSL/All/dnsmasq-2.72_1,1.txz
# pkg add -f dnsmasq-2.72_1,1.txz
Restart the service from the GUI or better yet try a reboot.
It would also be helpful to see a screenshot of any dnsmasq-related error messages in the system logs pages.
Thanks,
Franco
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BTW, to get back to the latest version, type:
# pkg install -yf dnsmasq
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Hi Franco,
no errors in the log.
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BTW, to get back to the latest version, type:
# pkg install -yf dnsmasq
Did you mean:
# pkg install -Af dnsmasq
root@OPNsense:~ # pkg add -yf dnsmasq-2.72_1,1.txz
pkg: illegal option -- y
Usage: pkg add [-IAfqM] <pkg-name> ...
pkg add [-IAfqM] <protocol>://<path>/<pkg-name> ...
For more information see 'pkg help add'.
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Oh, sorry, no "-y" for pkg-add needed; "-f" is enough.
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By the way,
shouldn't there be a /etc/dnsmasq.conf file?
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Hi,
tried:
# fetch https://pkg.opnsense.org/FreeBSD:10:amd64/15.1.11.4/OpenSSL/All/dnsmasq-2.72_1,1.txz
# pkg add -f dnsmasq-2.72_1,1.txz
reboot,
same as before.
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Hi,
did a clean install with 15.1.12
Same thing.
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And with the old 15.1.11.1? Sorry to bug you. We can't pin this down for some reason. https://pkg.opnsense.org/releases/15.1.11.1/
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Hi Franco,
i've done a clean installation of 15.1.11.1.
Configured wan network settings, which is the default gateway, everything works fine.
Then started to configure the multi wan setup by adding a 2nd wan, adding in the routing tab a new group with both interfaces as tier 1 for load balancing.
Still everything works, even the 2nd Wan is not physically connected.
Once i edit the standard firewall rule to use the load balancing gateway group, the dns isn't working any more for the connected clients.
Best regards,
Paul
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Are you sure the resolver is not running? Just had a forwarding issue myself after removing a manual dnsmasq entry for a secondary hostname. Service would not start after I saved and all my host overrides failed. Turns out unbound was running though disabled in gui with an apply button to save changes every time I went to Services > DNS Resolver.
I killed unbound and manually started dnsmasq and the service started. Though the resolver is disabled I am still prompted to save changes in gui under Services > DNS Resolver for whatever reason.
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Ok, after reboot had to start dnsmasq manually again. DNS Resolver not running and not asking to apply changes in gui / disabled. DNS Forwarder is enabled in gui too but just doesn't start.
EDIT: dnsmasq seems to get SIGTERM when restarting ANY service. Just adding/removing static DHCP lease killed it.
This is when starting service from Status > Services:
Jun 27 17:13:35 dnsmasq[19366]: FAILED to start up
Jun 27 17:13:35 dnsmasq[19366]: junk found in command line
Static DHCP mappings also not being written to /etc/hosts.
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Hi,
switching from the resolver to the forwarder in the gui, stops unbound and starts dnsmasq. so from that side evrything is fine.
Things stop working, when i change the firewall rule to use the multi wan gateway group instead of the default gateway.