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Describe the bug
After installing the package of snap, you cannot use the binary program compiled by yourself to operate the/etc/hosts file. Even if you uninstall the package of snap, it will not return to normal
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$ hostctl list
+---------+--------+-----------+-----------------+
| PROFILE | STATUS | IP | DOMAIN |
+---------+--------+-----------+-----------------+
| default | on | 127.0.0.1 | localhost |
| default | on | 127.0.1.1 | pc1 |
| default | on | ::1 | ip6-localhost |
| default | on | fe00:: | ip6-localnet |
| default | on | ff00:: | ip6-mcastprefix |
| default | on | ff02::1 | ip6-allnodes |
| default | on | ff02::2 | ip6-allrouters |
+---------+--------+-----------+-----------------+
Describe the bug
After installing the package of snap, you cannot use the binary program compiled by yourself to operate the/etc/hosts file. Even if you uninstall the package of snap, it will not return to normal
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