On 4/24/00 2:08 PM camccli ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>The system clock on my computer is correct. The system clock on the host
>from where I ftp the file is about 10 minutes ahead of mine. (I get the
>same problem if I run Analog against the ftp'd file later on, too, not
>just immediately thereafter.) Interesting question, though - I just
>replaced the battery in my computer, I don't know whether it coincided
>with that - it was around the same time as the month roll for the
>DNSGOODHOURS. (When the battery went and it defaulted, it went to a
>date/time in something like 1958, not in the future.)
>
>Maybe I'll try waiting to run Analog for 10+ minutes after I ftp the
>file...
>
>Otherwise:
>-DNS is set to WRITE.
>-No dnslock files are in the same folder - and I even went looking with a
>utility for hidden ones.
>-There is only one occurrence each of DNS, DNSGOODHOURS and DNSBADHOURS
>in the config file.
>-Analog failed when I renamed analog.cfg.
I don't know what else to suggest. I tried it here and it worked on my
copy. You should take a look at the contents for the dnscache file after
running Analog, maybe there will be a clue there. There should be lines
that look something like:
15942346 200.16.186.186 *
15942346 204.134.208.41 cw-cache1.micron.net
The first number is the date of the lookup. Normaly they increase as you
move through the file. They should be around the number in my example,
matching at least the first three digits, if they are way different then
something is wrong.
I suspect something having to do with your clock failing triggered this,
but I can't see how that could happen given the steps you took.
Jason
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