Hi ! Phil Salkie wrote: > > Hey, Peter, > > > > > Any ideea why does Netscape (4.72) starts a dns querry when it starts? > > It may be looking for your news server, or may be looking for your machine. > It makes sense to put your own machine's name in /etc/hosts, and you might > have to put an entry for the NNTP server there as well. It seems that ethereal is not able to read from ppp0 after it was rerouted from a tap device ... I've listened to the tap0 then and this is what I've got: source 192.168.1.5 (my tap0 device) destination 193.231.208.1 (my ISP's DNS) protocol DNS info: standard query A news.localdomain > If tcpdump's too gobble-de-gookey for you, you can download "etherial", the > world's coolest packet sniffer, from www.zing.org ;-) thanx > Once you see what's causing the link-up, put the corresponding entry into > /etc/hosts, and make sure /etc/host.conf has "order hosts, bind" in it. my hosts: 127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost 192.168.0.4 localhost.localdomain 192.168.0.4 news.localdomain my host.conf order hosts,bind multi on my resolv.conf search localdomain nameserver 127.0.0.1 nameserver 193.231.208.1 I also have 'dnsserver -s 193.231.208.1' from squid. I have no news server configured and if I try to delete it from netscape it reapears. All this, but netscape still pops up the connection. Please, what else should I do? I've attached etherial's output. Thanks, Peter
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