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android: route device DNS through the awldns interceptor - #38
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The awl core now runs a DNS interceptor on an in-tunnel IP, so .awl names resolve inside the tunnel on Android too. Point the VpnService at it. establishTun: when DNS is enabled, addDnsServer(Anywherelan.dnsServerIP()) so all device DNS reaches the interceptor. An empty string (no free IP, or the core couldn't bring it up) means add nothing. The old addDnsServer(upstream) pin now survives only as a fallback for the DNS-disabled + gateway case, to avoid leaking DNS in full-tunnel mode. AppConfig parses dns.disableDNS (forward-compatible) — the kill switch.
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For anywherelan/awl#264
For anywherelan/awl#17
The awl core now runs a DNS interceptor on an in-tunnel IP, so .awl names resolve inside the tunnel on Android too. Point the VpnService at it.
establishTun: when DNS is enabled, addDnsServer(Anywherelan.dnsServerIP()) so all device DNS reaches the interceptor. An empty string (no free IP, or the core couldn't bring it up) means add nothing. The old addDnsServer(upstream) pin now survives only as a fallback for the DNS-disabled + gateway case, to avoid leaking DNS in full-tunnel mode.
AppConfig parses dns.disableDNS (forward-compatible) — the kill switch.