James Kosin
Fri, 25 Jul 2008 10:35:39 -0700
Wolfgang S. Rupprecht wrote:
No, these are sent every day by logwatch. I'm running a server 24/7; so logwatch runs as a cronjob.James Kosin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:client 143.215.143.11 query (cache) 'com/ANY/IN' denied: 30 Time(s) client 143.215.143.11 query (cache) 'gmail.com/ANY/IN' denied: 32 Time(s) client 143.215.143.11 query (cache) 'hotmail.com/ANY/IN' denied: 31Thanks for posting. Maybe this will light a fire under the folks that haven't upgraded yet. Did you have to turn any extra logging on to get these message? -wolfgang
But, the patches out don't fix the issue totally. That would require a complete re-write of the DNS and how DNS works. This is something already in the works. The patch just makes it more difficult to trigger the issue. I'm using the patched version of 9.4.2-P1.
Just look at your root email, if you check it or leave the computer ON 24/7. James
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