On 4/25/07, Steve Simon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ip/ping: couldn't dial icmp!google.com!1: cs: temporary failure:
> dns: dns failure
sounds very much like a dns problem to me.
check you have a dns server configured?
cat /net/ndb
My configuration is:
term% cat /net/ndb
ip=255.255.248.0 ipmask=/120 ipgw=199.98.16.1
sys=hymie
term% cat /lib/ndb/local
…
ipnet=hymie.local ip=199.98.17.238 sys=hymie dom=hymie.cc.cooper.edu
ether=00d059…
auth=hymie authdom=hymie.local
cpu=hymie fs=hymie proto=il
dns=paperweight dnsdom=cooper.edu
ntp=ntp.cooper.edu
ipmask=255.255.248.0
ipgw=199.98.16.1
ip=199.98.16.9 sys=paperweight dom=paperweight.cooper.edu
…
The applicable line in /rc/term/termrc is
ip/ipconfig -g 199.98.16.1 ether /net/ether0 199.98.17.238
255.255.248.0 > /dev/null >[2=1]
It looks like something's misconfigured -- but this configuration
*used* to work!
Is dns running?
Looks like it is:
% term ps | grep dns
chesky 46 0:00 0:00 364K Pread dns
Try a dns query:
term% ndb/dnsquery
> www.google.com
!dns: dns failure
Check that dns is working outside your box:
term% ndb/dnsdebug
> www.google.com
!dns: dns failure
and the kernel prints:
hymie Apr 25 18:37:39 [232] dnresolve1 www.google.com 1 1
hymie Apr 25 18:37:39 [232] dnresolve1 www.google.com 5 1
hymie Apr 25 18:37:39 rereading /net/ndb
hymie Apr 25 18:37:39 rereading /lib/ndb/local
hymie Apr 25 18:37:39 rereading /lib/ndb/common
hymie Apr 25 18:37:39 rereading /lib/ndb/auth
Hopefully this should get you a bit further.
It has, thanks. Now I *know* that I'm totally lost. :)
--Joel
