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I found a functional workaround to make the DNS works on macOS Ventura and Monterey (should work on both Intel and Apple Silicon). It involve installing and configuring dnsmasq as the sole DNS provider for you main network interface. I try other less intrusive solution (live setting resolver for nsec and ctf in /etc/resolver, but that was not enough). I might have forgot something, so let me know if something is not working.
homebrew
if not installed already: https://brew.sh/dnsmasq
:brew install dnsmasq
#!/bin/bash | |
ERROR=0 | |
# Set root password to randomized 64 character long password | |
rootpassword=$(openssl rand -base64 64) | |
echo "Setting randomized root password" | |
/usr/bin/dscl . -passwd /Users/root "$rootpassword" |