> If you get internet access as Root then dns resolution _IS_ working. > But you said you couldn't ping the dns servers. So dns is working may > just filtering ICMP.
Hi, back after a day off my problem still causes me headaches... If this ICMP is a firewall issue, I now use the firewall rules for a stand alone machine coming with net-dialup/rp-pppoe. It used to work for me before. So I must have screwed up something other. > So maybe this is a permissions issue on your lap top for your normal > user. Thats not an area that I'm to familar with. Do you see anything > in your /var/log/auth.log.0 only session opened, closed, webmin starting and so on. Can't see any harmfull. > When your referring to a normal user, are you referring to the normal > user configured on your laptop or a whole nother computer all together. The normal user configured on my laptop > > Could you ping the hosts in my resolv.conf? > > I asked for the ip's but you didn't give them to me so I won't be able > to test ping until you send them. You can either append them to your > response to the gentoo list or you can send them directly to me if you > would prefer. Dong. I forgot. Here they are: [EMAIL PROTECTED] michael # cat /etc/resolv.conf nameserver 80.10.246.130 nameserver 80.10.246.3 TIA Michael -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
