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Revert "Update resolv.conf to use 8.8.8.8" #348
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DNS configuration should not be hard-coded. This causes issues for those who have external DNS blocked for any reasons. This reverts commit d984f8c. Conflicts: packer/scripts/update-resolv.conf.sh templates/vmware.json
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I would still prefer to have an env variable to opt out since majority of bosh-lite envs have internet access (almost all CF teams use bosh-lite for testing). |
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DNS configuration should not be hard-coded. This causes issues for those who have external DNS blocked for any reasons. Blocking external DNS is very common for private networks.
Another related PR: #345