Linux pangolin cli olm-dns.conf persist if not typing in "pangolin down" #222

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opened 2026-04-05 17:02:52 +02:00 by MrUnknownDE · 0 comments
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Originally created by @iclonethefirst on 2/21/2026

Describe the Bug

It isn't really a bug I would say, it is intentional design, but it can lead to issues.

I was logged in with "pangolin up" and then shutdown my laptop. Upon rebooting I wasn't able to connect to the internet, but could still access network devices. My system uses NetworkManager.

After a lot of digging I finally found out that "pangolin up" creates the file "olm-dns.conf" and after removing it, I finally had internet again.

Is there maybe a way to avoid this issue somehow? Some less advanced users could struggle a lot and not be able to fix it.

The first debug step I tried was to start and stop the VPN, since I figured this was the cause, but since there was no internet available, it wasn't possible.

Environment

  • OS Type & Version: openSUSE tumbleweed (Kernel 6.19.2-1-default), GNOME

  • Pangolin CLI Version: 0.3.3

  • Olm Version: (don't know how to find it)

To Reproduce

  • type in "pangolin up"
  • shutdown Laptop (connected over wifi)

=> no internet since it grabs wrong DNS

Expected Behavior

No manual intervention needed

*Originally created by @iclonethefirst on 2/21/2026* ### Describe the Bug It isn't really a bug I would say, it is intentional design, but it can lead to issues. I was logged in with "pangolin up" and then shutdown my laptop. Upon rebooting I wasn't able to connect to the internet, but could still access network devices. My system uses NetworkManager. After a lot of digging I finally found out that "pangolin up" creates the file "olm-dns.conf" and after removing it, I finally had internet again. Is there maybe a way to avoid this issue somehow? Some less advanced users could struggle a lot and not be able to fix it. The first debug step I tried was to start and stop the VPN, since I figured this was the cause, but since there was no internet available, it wasn't possible. ### Environment - OS Type & Version: openSUSE tumbleweed (Kernel 6.19.2-1-default), GNOME - Pangolin CLI Version: 0.3.3 - Olm Version: (don't know how to find it) ### To Reproduce - type in "pangolin up" - shutdown Laptop (connected over wifi) => no internet since it grabs wrong DNS ### Expected Behavior No manual intervention needed
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Reference: github/pangolin#222