-----Original Message-----
From: David J. Picard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Wilson Fletcher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sunday, March 19, 2000 3:47 AM
Subject: Re: Just looking at my filters and wanted your opinions
>Just a guess, but service 53 is for a domain or name server. You've\
>probably got something doing a name lookup during boot like sendmail or
hehehe, no kidding ?
But it's not sendmail I use qmail. Its probably named see below.
>named or something. Is 128.63.2.53 the IP address of the name server at
>your ISP?
At a guess. I think you'll find 128.63.2.53 is a root named server. Which
should be called by named BUT why from port 1024 ?
>
>Check your startup log to see what started up within the 20 lines
>previous to this messages coming out. You might want to move diald up in
>the startup order at boot time to make it a little easier to track down
>the culprit.
diald is the first to start already. Teh ip is a root named server (I
checked). So it does appear to be named BUT I thought that was catered for
in the rules to block udp packets from port 53 to port 53.
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