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...e nameserver and perfectly contactable via ping. >> On both systems, tinc is run in a chroot as debian derivatives suggest. > Do programs running inside the chroot environment know how to contact > the nameservers? Looks like they do, otherwise I guess that they would not be able to set upthe tinc VPN from the beginning. However, I have noticed that the mechanism forthe dns queries in the system is not as simple as it used to be. I have a systemd resolved daemon in the middle that is said to do caching. I am now wondering if the resolution from the chroot may be influenced by this...

Hi, I am trying tinc using the versions found in ubuntu bionic and debian stretch.  To begin, I am trying to get two test machines, both of which are on the same subnet in the same office, in a vpn with tinc. Unfortunately, I am encountering issues. Tinc seems to start properly, but every few hours it disconnects. The following happens: In the system log of host A I get: Metadata socket