curl hangs due to DNS resolution

[thecodrr]

Expected Result curl https://google.com/ should output valid HTML. curl 1.1.1.1 works as expected though so I am pretty sure it's a DNS resolution issue. The thing is I can't even edit /etc/resolve.conf (I get permission denied error).

Actual Result curl https://google.com/ hangs.

Steps To Reproduce

1. darling shell
2. curl https://google.com/

System Information

Software	Version
Linux Kernel	5.15.0-41-generic
Darling	b75c25e2c192d005dec3f0613acc33b500d08172

[thecodrr]

Running darling as root allowed me to edit /etc/resolve.conf. As soon as I put the host system's resolve.conf curl started to work. Which is great but I still haven't found a way to edit /etc/resolve.conf as sudo nano /etc/resolve.conf

[CKegel]

I also had this issue, and your solution worked

[ZeppLu]

sudo is unnecessary, you can symlink the file in Linux host directly:

mkdir -p ~/.darling/private/etc
ln -s /Volumes/SystemRoot/etc/resolv.conf ~/.darling/private/etc/
darling shutdown
darling shell

Ideally, darling should take care of resolve.conf when creating prefix.

[facekapow]

See #981 for the proposed solution to this (we should just use the host's resolver). For now though, as @ZeppLu discovered, you can edit ${DPREFIX}/private/etc/resolv.conf (where ${DPREFIX} is usually ~/.darling) outside of Darling to set your desired settings.