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DNS search in MacOS is managed by their DNS infrastructure which is documented under resolver(5). That lets you route the resolution of particular domains to s
by rswail 6y ago
DNS search in MacOS is managed by their DNS infrastructure which is documented under resolver(5).
That lets you route the resolution of particular domains to specified nameservers. The files live in /etc/resolver but can also be manipulated with scutil.
So it's not an OSX deficiency, it's an OSX difference, similar to launchd vs systemd.
- iso1631 6y agowhen I type "ping foo" or visit "http://foo http://foo", I want my search domain to add ".my.domain.com" to the end as configured in DNS. I can do this on the OSX networking tab where I set DNS server, but from what I read that feature isn't available for the wireguard client.