I get the exact same behavior on the Kubuntu Precise desktop beta, though bind9 is not installed. I end up with the resolv.conf posted by the OP with 127.0.0.1 as the nameserver. I cannot override this even with static DNS settings in Kubuntu's network configuration. When the network starts, the manager ignores both the DNS settings on my DHCP-serving router and any static nameserver and search list entries I provide via network configuration.
The notion that bind9 would be installed by default on ordinary client machines is ludicrous.
I get the exact same behavior on the Kubuntu Precise desktop beta, though bind9 is not installed. I end up with the resolv.conf posted by the OP with 127.0.0.1 as the nameserver. I cannot override this even with static DNS settings in Kubuntu's network configuration. When the network starts, the manager ignores both the DNS settings on my DHCP-serving router and any static nameserver and search list entries I provide via network configuration.
The notion that bind9 would be installed by default on ordinary client machines is ludicrous.