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Yesterday I posted in Ask Ubuntu a question about dnsmasqdnsmasq, and I didit was a large post with all important details, what I have tried already, the error messages, and it became really long - more than I usually see in Ask Ubuntu.

Today, some minutes ago, I deleted the first post and did a new one, a lot more summarized, becuasebecause I think it is better like that.: dnsmasq configuration for TFTP + ProxyDHCP in Ubuntu Server 22.04.3 LTS

Some minutes later, I received a downvote and I don't know why.

Can anybody tell me what is wrong in that new post? let me share with you the link to the new post:

My second post

Yesterday I posted in Ask Ubuntu a question about dnsmasq, and I did a large post with all important details, what I have tried already, the error messages, and it became really long - more than I usually see in Ask Ubuntu.

Today, some minutes ago, I deleted the first post and did a new one, a lot more summarized, becuase I think it is better like that. Some minutes later, I received a downvote and I don't know why. Can anybody tell me what is wrong in that new post? let me share with you the link to the new post:

My second post

Yesterday I posted in Ask Ubuntu a question about dnsmasq, and it was a large post with all important details, what I have tried already, the error messages, and it became really long - more than I usually see in Ask Ubuntu.

Today, some minutes ago, I deleted the first post and did a new one, a lot more summarized, because I think it is better like that: dnsmasq configuration for TFTP + ProxyDHCP in Ubuntu Server 22.04.3 LTS

Some minutes later, I received a downvote and I don't know why.

Can anybody tell me what is wrong in that new post?