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FS#155 - nslookup: can't resolve #5711
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github-import: **davidc502 commented on Jun 15 • edited Remove the symbolic link nslookup in /usr/bin Put the following command in a script, NAME IT nslookup and place it in /usr/bin
/bin/busybox nslookup $1 localhost
**hnyman commented on Jun 21 [[https://dev.openwrt.org/ticket/18333]]\ **davidc502 commented on Jul 16 |
arjendekorte: The workaround proposed above does not solve the underlying issue. The tickets above explain this is a fundamental problem with busybox using the musl library. |
jow-: Please try the latest commit in my staging tree: https://git.lede-project.org/b4bfa07 If you customized your busybox settings, you need to deselect the "nslookup" applet and select the appearing "nslookup_lede" variant instead. If you did not customize the busybox config, the applet should get replaced automatically. |
jow-: Size comparison between nslookup and nslookup_lede: busybox w/ nslookup
busybox w/ nslookup_lede
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val-kulkov: Please ignore my request to reopen. I am not yet completely familiar with the Flyspray interface; noticed the comments here (far below in the page) after my request had already been submitted. I am confirming that when nslookup_lede option is selected, nslookup works fine. Perhaps there should be only one option for the nslookup applet -- the one that works properly. |
github-import:
Github issue #123 reported by: https://github.com/davidc502
Issue shows itself from command line or LuCi Diagnostics page. Flashed back to stock, and then back to lede to be sure it wasn't a configuration issue I caused.
root@lede:~# nslookup dev.openwrt.org
nslookup: can't resolve '(null)': Name does not resolve
Name: dev.openwrt.org
Address 1: 217.115.15.26 dev.openwrt.nanl.de
Address 2: 2a00:1328:e000:452::26
However running the following command will work.
root@lede:~# nslookup dev.openwrt.org localhost <<< Added localhost for local lookup.
Server: 127.0.0.1
Address 1: 127.0.0.1 localhost
Name: dev.openwrt.org
Address 1: 217.115.15.26 dev.openwrt.nanl.de
Address 2: 2a00:1328:e000:452::26
This issue appears to affect Dynamic DNS.
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