Piotr Dobrogost

Related: [Multi-line regular expressions do not work in search and in filters](https://github.com/tstack/lnav/issues/788)

> When lnav is initially scanning logs to build the index, it does it a line at a time, so the pattern needs to match just a single line. (...)...

> On Konsole and Gnome Terminal the output is at the bottom of the screen (…) With less 590 in Konsole 21.12.2 with TERM set to xterm-256color the output is...

> Perhaps a solution would be appending -beta or -release to each tag name. This sounds like a good idea. No need to use both, however. Use `beta` for betas...

I guess it is due to `DNS Domain: ~.` set on link `wlp4s0` (wireless I guess). Is there any reason for this setting? If not then removing it should not...

> I don't know why `DNS Domain: ~.` appears in the wireless interface when the VPN is not running and when the VPN is run through the OpenVPN client using...

Users of NetworkManager might be interested in the recent fix regarding this issue – _dns: fix handling default routing domains with systemd-resolved_ (https://github.com/freedesktop/NetworkManager/commit/ee9fab03613e30f818d56217a968d1fabd5ea8d7)

@sum32 @ehidle What OS, what version of systemd, what is the output of `resolvectl status` (or `systemd-resolve --status`) when vpn is up? See https://unix.stackexchange.com/q/328131/5355

@ehidle Could you please paste the complete output of the command?

> Can confirm... this does not set the default DNS server, it only adds the VPN DNS server as a secondary. Well, with systemd-resolved there's no such thing as the...