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dpkg -S $(which ping)
dpkg -S $(which ping)
bw123 wrote:Breaking a system tool and then asking what broke it isn't really a good way to go about solving it. Post a lot of info, after you check it first, of course.
p.H wrote:Is it the ping utility from iputils or inetutils ?
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dpkg -S $(which ping)
iputils-ping: /bin/ping
hbauer wrote:bw123 wrote:Breaking a system tool and then asking what broke it isn't really a good way to go about solving it. Post a lot of info, after you check it first, of course.
This is right after the install. No additional stuff was installed. I can uninstall sudo or traceroute but I really believe this is not the root cause for this.
bw123 wrote:So what installed mdns and added the [NOTFOUND=RETURN] stuff? was that in the guide somewhere? dnsutils pkg is needed for nslookup? All this was a fresh install?
sudo or traceroute not in guide either? How they got installed?
p.H wrote:Maybe try to install inetutils-ping instead ?
ping www.debian.org
PING www.debian.org (5.153.231.4): 56 data bytes
64 bytes from 5.153.231.4: icmp_seq=0 ttl=47 time=40,961 ms
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