I am trying to get DNS lookups in Analog to work for logfiles from a small server I'm running (small literally, it's a palmtop). The server software doesn't support DNS resolution, so I have to do it with Analog. I'm running Analog on a Slackware 3.5 box. I enabled DNS lookups and otherwise configured and then compiled Analog without problems. However, when I generate a report, it's all unresolved IP's. I turned on debugging, and this is part of the output: D: Looking up 129.46.15.170: D: can't resolve D: Looking up 195.212.143.4: D: can't resolve D: Looking up 164.67.103.157: D: can't resolve ....several hundred lines.... Not a single one resolved. The resulting DNS file looks like: 15497221 207.218.81.38 * 15497221 209.30.43.165 * 15497221 212.242.23.87 * 15497221 209.30.158.232 * 15497221 165.247.9.132 * 15497221 195.37.16.130 * etc., all unresolved. A message in the archives said to try dig, nslookup, etc. I didn't install them originally as they're part of the bind package, but I copied them over from another system, and they all function normally. Both the server and this box are behind a gateway/firewall which is also acting as a DNS server, so I don't think it's a problem with requests getting through the firewall, if Analog makes normal DNS requests. I have a couple other systems elsewhere running Analog 3.0 without problems, but this is the first one with 3.3 Any suggestions on what to try next? Thanks, Mike Kopplin ------------------------------------------------------------------------ This is the analog-help mailing list. To unsubscribe from this mailing list, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe analog-help" in the main BODY OF THE MESSAGE. List archived at http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------
