Sam Morris

Those look like LLMNR responses. You say you've added `llmnr-client` to the `home` zone, but the firewall log messages indicate that the packets are being recieved by the `public` zone...

It would be best to identify exactly which protocol is being used to 'detect' the printer. Likely mDNS but I can't be certain without more details. Then add the interface...

Create the PVC first. When you create the PV, ensure you name it so that the PVC attaches to it. Once the PVC is attached, the PV can't be used...

> Sure For the non default users you can just add the [Service] ExecReload=... Hmm `podman exec` doesn't have a `--cidfile=` option - but `systemd-%N` will work as the container...

> I don't suppose this was remedied by #31557? Looks like this is present in v256. I don't understand the remarks about kernel versions, is a particular kernel fix required...

I think #11050 will help with this, but it won't be the complete solution. You'll still need a dummy interface that you can set your DNS server and routing domain...

> I think #11050 will help with this, but it won't be the complete solution. You'll still need a dummy interface that you can set your DNS server and routing...

> I'm confused why I can't resolve [OpenNIC operated TLDs](https://wiki.opennic.org/opennic/dot) with this configuration: Are both those configuration blocks in the same file? Doesn't the second one overwrite the first one?...

Oh I see - the final value of `DNS=` and `Servers=` includes all values specified in the config file.

> I understand that for you a static configuration would be preferrable, but what I do as a workaround (not for opennic, but the following is an example that may...