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nslookup www.domain.comServer: 127.0.0.53Address: 127.0.0.53#53 The network manager tool does not pass per-interface DNS configuration to systemd-resolved. Recent versions of NetworkManager, for example, would do this automatically if /etc/resolv.conf is a symlink pointing inside /run/systemd/resolve or to /usr/lib/systemd/resolv.conf. Alternatively, recent versions of systemd-resolved try to be compatible with the historical resolvconf interface by installing a resolvconf
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Make sure that Raspberry Pi is assigned a static IP address within the local network. Do this by assign it a static ip address using your DHCP server (on your router) or assign Raspberry Pi a unique IP address: sudo nano /etc/network/interfacessudo nano /etc/network/interfaces Now you can install and configure BIND. Use the following command:
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The Raspberry Pi is different in many things compared to a normal computer. A normal PC has a BIOS where all system configurations can be set. Therefore the RPi uses a file called ‘config.txt. As LibreELEC’s system is generally a read-only system by default, you will need to get those write-permissions first: mount -o remount,rw
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CasperJS is built on top of PhantomJS, which means that your Casper environment is actually a PhantomJS environment with some extras. In your CasperJS script, you are using the tester module of CasperJS. But we can access the phantom object from there. casper.test.setUp(function () { console.log(’PhantomJS version: ‘ + phantom.version.major + ‘.’ + phantom.version.minor +
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