Setup of a Local DNS Service on a Docker Machine for ChromeOs
This repository is an adaptation from programster/docker-dnsmasq to be used mainly on chromeOs devices.
- Linux enabled Setting up linux on ChromeOs
- Docker Installed Setting up docker
Make sure that you don't have any application using port 53.
$ sudo systemctl stop systemd-resolved
Create hosts file and edit it as you need (the content should be the same as you would setup on your /etc/hosts)
- The ip should be your linux container IP, and not 127.0.0.1
$ nano ./dnsmasq.hosts
Execute setup file:
$ sh ./docker_setup.sh
Once done, make sure the docker container is up and running with:
$ docker ps
You should se a line like:
bcf4cfe89dd0 programster/dnsmasq "/usr/sbin/dnsmasq -d" 2 hours ago Up 10 minutes 5353/tcp, 0.0.0.0:53->5353/udp dns-server
Once is set, make sure to update your local DNS to use your docker image.
To update the DNS servers preference:
- Go to Settings
- Network
- Click on your connection (Wifi or Ethernet)
- Network
- Name Servers
- Copy the IP that shows up as "Automatic names servers"
- Under "Custom names servers", set the first one to be your linux IP and the following ones matching the order they were on step 6.
It should work like this. If not, try wait a bit or open your browser in a anonymous tab.