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Distribution: Mint 20, Kali, Peppermint, Ubuntu, MakuluFlash, Fedora 32, Windows 12 Lite, MakuluLinux
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how to flush the dns on Fedora 25
How to flush the dns on Fedora 25. I cannot see my website on Fedora 25 which used to work OK on Firefox on my desktop. Everyone else can see it including my laptop again with Fedora 25 connected to the Network cable.
It is suggested that I flush the dns but cannot find how to do it on Fedora.
Any help would be appreciated.how to flush the dns on Fedora 25
In general Linux doesn't cache lookups like Windows.
There ARE tools that may do it depending on what you're doing.
If the Linux system itself is a DNS server it might be a "caching DNS" server and you'd have to explore that.
I once found someone (the infamous "they") had turned on nscd which is Name Service Caching Daemon on a couple of servers. No one ever admitted doing so. Turning it off stopped the caching it was doing. If you're relying on it bouncing it might clear the cache.
Some tools do their own caching (e.g. Veritas NetBackup) and have their own methods for clearing cache.
You might also want to verify the entry you're seeing isn't in your local hosts file.
Check /etc/nsswitch.conf to see how you have lookups going (e.g. dns? files? nis+? etc...)
Distribution: Mint 20, Kali, Peppermint, Ubuntu, MakuluFlash, Fedora 32, Windows 12 Lite, MakuluLinux
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Originally Posted by ferrari
Are you using a proxy perhaps? That might explain why user account works, but not as root.
Thanks tried both no proxy and proxy no Joy. I guess this is not solvable I think I have tried everything, it just stopped working yesterday for no apparent reason. I have even run clamscan and rk hunter no joy. Every other website works OK.
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