You may not have this possibility in your computing environment, but I also
run debian and had the same exact problem in the past. After investigating,
I found out that another computer on the network was using my same IP
address. It was using it even though it wasn't supposed to. So, I would be
using ssh or anything else, and all networking tools would suddenly freeze.
When I changed the IP on the other computer, my computer worked perfectly
after that.
Good luck.
Warren
Kurth Bemis wrote:
> ok all...heres the problem - i run a debian server for usaexpress.net and
> tonite we seem to have this problem with the server and
> sockets. basically...i can be working in a shell and everything will
> freeze like my packets are timing out.....however they arn't..i can still
> ping the server and get sub 120ms replies. its not only ssh..its
> everything....pop/smtp web nntp....you name it...however a ping comes back
> just fine.....
>
> any ideas? i'm at whits end.........
>
> ~kurth
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