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by AndyMcConachie
1610 days ago
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You can kinda fix this by lowering the ndots value. But probably the better way to fix this is to not include a 'search' directive at all. Don't specify anything for 'search' or 'ndots'. And then do as you say, use FQDNs everywhere. |
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Using a FQDN (as in, a DNS name with the trailing dot) is the only reliable way to avoid this without breaking other things!