I recently installed dnsmasq to act as DNS Server for my local network. dnsmasq listens on port 53 which is already in use by the local DNS stub listener from systemd-resolved. Just stopping systemd-resolved and then restart it after dnsmasq is running solves this issue.
One easy way to use a custom dnsmasq is to add a symlink to dnsmasq somewhere in your jffs or mmc filesystem with a different name, eg: mydnsmasq. Then you write a script that basically copies the original config, adds the customizations and then does a "killall dnsmasq" and starts you custom one using the "mydnsmasq" symlink. Oct 06, 2017 · The Dnsmasq server software is bundled with Android, as well as many versions of Linux, and it has been ported to other Unix-like OSes. Dnsmasq includes servers for DNS and DHCP, and it's widely in dnsmasq.conf, and some stuff on the web, it seems like i should just be able to add a line like this: cname=cvs,server-01. to my dnsmasq.conf, and it should all just work. However, it doesn't. As far as i can tell, it has no effect at all. I've restarted dnsmasq, i've released and re-acquired the DHCP lease on server-01 (and seen the I am creating a Wifi hotspot with hostapd and providing DHCP/DNS through dnsmasq on an Android 5.0.1 device. When a client connects to the Wifi hotspot it is subsequently unable to obtain an IP address through DHCP. The dnsmasq server claims to send a DHCP ACK response but no packet is seen in wireshark.
Hi, This is a potential game changer, DNS server for Android, the open source, DNSMasq and some specific config files for it. It runs on your Android device and you point your DNS queries to it instead of your remote ISP DNS server.
Jun 24, 2020 · dnsmasq is far more configurable and supports custom DNS servers and host based blocklists. Guest • Dec 2019 Disagree Agree; Freemium $ $ $ Open Source Mac Windows Android iPhone Chrome OS Android Tablet iPad Vivaldi Browser Chrome Safari Yandex.Browser Opera Firefox
One easy way to use a custom dnsmasq is to add a symlink to dnsmasq somewhere in your jffs or mmc filesystem with a different name, eg: mydnsmasq. Then you write a script that basically copies the original config, adds the customizations and then does a "killall dnsmasq" and starts you custom one using the "mydnsmasq" symlink.
I use dnsmasq and hostapd to achieve this. The Problem : when I use address=/#/127.24.2.1 in dnsmasq.conf, the internet requests that go from internal scripts also fail. I think I am following the dnsmasq config man page that says how to use dnsmasq to filter only wlan0 interface traffic.