Dan,
Ok I've been debugging. Here's some info before I start running the tests.
1) I noticed that Curl_getaddrInfo() in Curl_resolv(). This function calls
ares_gethostbyname which down the stack reads /etc/hosts. The channel settings
have one lookups ('f') for one file lookup and nserver is set to 1 (i really
have one dns server in /etc/resolv.conf). I would have expected to have an
entry for dns lookup ('b'). Do you have an opinion on this? My /etc/resolv.conf
does not have any lookup entries.
2) The file lookup functions read /etc/hosts to see if there's a match for the
IP address I'm looking for. However, my /etc/hosts file only has one entry:
172.20.1.254 rtl8181.realtek.com.tw rtl8181
This entry has nothing to do with the host name I'm looking for.
3) /etc/hosts is not writable on this system. I only have one writable
partition (/opt). Is this a problem?
David
> Date: Thu, 3 Feb 2011 13:44:57 -0800
> From: [email protected]
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: curl with c-ares returns "(Could not contact DNS servers)"
>
> On Thu, Feb 03, 2011 at 09:22:02PM +0000, David Cook wrote:
> > Ok I looked into the c-ares library and could not find the 3 tests you are
> > talking about. I noticed that there are several tests in curl-x/tests/data.
> > Which ones are you referring to?
>
> There are three test programs included in the c-ares source: acountry, adig
> & ahost. If curl itself is failing with c-ares, then naturally (hopefully) the
> curl tests will show failures. But, trying those three c-ares example programs
> will isolate the problem to c-ares or curl.
>
> >>> Dan
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