exclusive Flag problems / resolvconf location

[andywuest]

Hi,

i have finally successully used your problem. However i encountered one problem: you have lately added the exclusive flag, which does not work for me, since i am on a old distro. As you can see the flag was added in ubuntu in 15.10. however i am still on 14.04 LTS. Maybe you can make this more dynamic via calling (lsb_release -c) to check the version. Unfortunately the resolvconf itself does not show a version, so it is not so easy to find out if the resolvconf supports the -x or not.

http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/trusty/en/man8/resolvconf.8.html http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/wily/en/man8/resolvconf.8.html

Another thing i noticed is this.

You might need to set the path manually here, i.e.

RESOLVCONF=/sbin/resolvconf

why not use RESOLVCONF=$(type -p resolvconf) this will find the path to the resolvconf by itself.

[GitHorst]

I encountered exactly the same issues on Mint 17.3 (i.e. LTS 14.04). Basically I cannot use it, because I don't have -x flag available but without the flag (i.e. if i remove it from the line in the script), it does not update the resolv.conf correctly and thus i still cannot access the local servers at work through the vpn from home.

[voldemorte]

I'm on a Fedora 24 machine and I'm facing the similar problem. The resolvconf binary is not available and the command type -p resolvconf shows up empty.

[alfredopalhares]

You are right; this can easly resolved.with this and a fallback to /sbin/resolvconf If not binary is found.

[markus-daniel]

On Fedora 26 there is no resolvconf binary installed nor available. I assume I have to use an other way to update /etc/resolv.conf

[troshko111]

@markus-daniel just download and build it, e.g. https://gist.github.com/uzantonomon/5489a4d9fe4caf813f45bf4bde3a1ffe