Hi all,
Once upon a time Ingo Hohmann spoketh thus:
Hi to all,
I'm still trying to find out what may make name resolution
and exim startup to slow down to a crawl ...
(smrgol is my local host, ip: 10.1.1.1)
If I do a
ping smrgol
I get an instant answer, but if I
telnet
On Fri, 19 Oct 2001, Ingo Hohmann wrote:
Hi to all,
I'm still trying to find out what may make name resolution
and exim startup to slow down to a crawl ...
I'd put even money on this being a reverse DNS problem.
You see, exim and telnetd will both use tcpwrappers to do
Hi Mark, Simon, and all,
seems I still have to master the art of giving all needed
information in my questions ...
The most silly thing in all this is: it's happening locally,
all that has to be done is, look into the local hosts file,
find the ip of the local host, and connect.
thanks for all
Hi Simon,
Once upon a time Simon Law spoketh thus:
On Fri, 19 Oct 2001, Ingo Hohmann wrote:
Hi to all,
I'm still trying to find out what may make name resolution
and exim startup to slow down to a crawl ...
I'd put even money on this being a reverse DNS problem.
You
Hi to all,
I'm still trying to find out what may make name resolution
and exim startup to slow down to a crawl ...
(smrgol is my local host, ip: 10.1.1.1)
If I do a
ping smrgol
I get an instant answer, but if I
telnet smrgol
it takes about 30s until I'm connected. On the other hand
Just a random idea: could an outgoing connection (e.g. to a DNS
server) being stalled because the server is doing an ident lookup, and the
incoming packets to port 113 are being silently dropped?
-- Mark
Hi Mark,
don't know ... how can I find out?
thank you,
Ingo
Once upon a time Mark Carroll spoketh thus:
Just a random idea: could an outgoing connection (e.g. to a DNS
server) being stalled because the server is doing an ident lookup, and the
incoming packets to port 113 are being
On Fri, 19 Oct 2001, Ingo Hohmann wrote:
don't know ... how can I find out?
Is it even possible given your network setup?
-- Mark
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