Tarragon Allen wrote:
Thanks for the reply. Allowing TCP didn't fix it, but it appears to be solved. In trying to solve it, I just grabbed a sample script off of the internet, modified it to use my IP's, and ran that instead of my own script. Bingo it worked. Then I put my script back in place, without modifying anything, and it worked too, even after rebooting.
Just a quick guess, you know that DNS requests use TCP sometimes instead of UDP? You need to allow both..
The only thing I can see in the other script that I can attribute this to is the command /sbin/depmod -a , which my script didn't have. I'd like to break it again to be sure what the problem was, but I'm not sure how. Anyway, works great now.
