Jim Tarvid wrote on Sun, Nov 10, 2002 at 06:27:01PM -0500 : > I had three reboots last night due to a nasty power outage. > > In two of the three cases, named loaded zones (180) slowly and httpd had > trouble with name resoltion (130 virtuals) (makes sense). In both cases, the > machine could be made functional by stopping and starting named and httpd, > maybe more than once.
httpd being slow is a symptom of not being able to resolve dns.
> In the third case, the machine came up flawlessly.
> I am beginning to blame BIND 9.2.1.
Make note that during this whole time, it's quite possible that your
cablemodem/dsl provider had equipment down somewhere further up the
line, resulting in not being able to reach your gateway. As a test,
unplug your network cable and reboot the machine. If everything starts
going slow, it's probably due to not being able to reach your gateway.
IOW, I think it's a NETWORKING issue, having nothing to do with bind or
httpd or any other program that's running.
Blue skies... Todd
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