Hi,
I have a VPS running debian 12. If I run resolvectl dns eth0 I get the output -bash: resolvectl: command not found. I thought resolvectl was part of systemd, so it should be available on a pretty much stock debian install.
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Try installing systemd-resolved
https://www.debian.org/releases/bookworm/amd64/release-notes/ch-information.en.html#systemd-resolved
seems like Debian split it into a seperate packageKinda strange that it’s not installed by default. Maybe the VPS runs dnsmasq, OP maybe check that before installing.
Maybe it’s not in the $PATH? I remember having similar problems a while ago.
You could search for it
find / -name resolvectl(might take a while when searching in/), and check if the path is present in the $PATH variable.the command doesn’t output anything.
I just saw that there seems to be a separate package for systemd-resolved on Debian (https://packages.debian.org/search?searchon=contents&keywords=resolvectl&mode=exactfilename&suite=bookworm&arch=any), maybe check if the package systemd-resolved is actually installed.
Then it really does not exist, strange. Maybe check where the systemd binaries are located and check if something’s there, for example
which systemctland look in that directory
