Bind to interface only, if specified #65
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Usually when someone specifies an interface to bind, it means the service is required to bind to that interface instead of all. Since dnsmasq doesn't bind like that by default, this additional option is required. Fixing Gemfile Fixing rake version in Gemfile Removing dupe line in Rakefile Fixing missing dependency Use newer ruby Adjust rake version Drop old puppet, add newest 3.8
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Usually when someone specifies an interface to bind, it means
the service is required to bind to that interface instead of all.
Since dnsmasq doesn't bind like that by default, this additional
option is required.