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#87 support mac os x

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Status: closed-fixed

Owner: nobody

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Priority: 5

Updated: 2019-05-18

Created: 2009-05-12

Creator: Anonymous

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my fresh leopard install doesn't have an /etc/resolv.conf link by default. also, the sun ResolverConfiguration class returns an empty list of servers. if this happens, that method fails and falls back to looking for a platform specific thing. for mac os x, i also made it look for /var/run/resolv.conf which does exist for me. i'm not sure how that works out if you aren't using dhcp. it may be best to be parsing the output of scutil.

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Nobody/Anonymous - 2009-05-12

dnsjava-macosx.patch

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Brian Wellington - 2009-09-16

I didn't see this behavior with a fresh leopard install, and also haven't seen it with a fresh snow leopard install. I haven't seen any OS X machine without /etc/resolv.conf .

Dealing with an empty result from the Sun ResolverConfiguration class seems reasonable; I'll commit something.

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Brian Wellington - 2009-09-16

status: open --> closed-fixed
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Ingo - 2019-05-18

Ticket moved from /p/dnsjava/patches/15/

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