On 23 Apr 99 at 11:22, Jorge Matias wrote:
> I don't have problems with DNS lookups because I have the machines in my
> /etc/hosts.
> My configuration is:
> Pentium 133MHz
> YAM 9k6 (Serial) connected to COM2 (yamdrv v0.7 patched in the kernel)
> Linux v2.0.36 (SlackWare 3.6)
> AX25-Utils 2.1.42a
>
> The computer, most of the times, takes too long to transmit, even
> if I do "ping -i 5 44.158.xx.xx". I do pings with 5 seconds of interval
> to leave some bandwith available and time to get the answer from the
> other side.
>
> Do you want to know the config in /proc/sys/net/ax25/yam/ ?
> By the way, the extra options of command "route" (mss, irtt, window) are
> to be used? How do I know what values I have to give?
>
> Thanks.
>
>
> Regards,
> Jorge Matias
>
>
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More or less along this line, I gave a try at routed the other day.
Before that, typing 'route' displayed the available IP routes at once.
After I typed 'routed' (just to give it a try) it makes a query to
the DNS server every time I check routes now, as well as making
periodic queries to the network neighboorhood. I didn't like neither
really needed to do it at home so I rebooted and did not use routed
again. Well, now it doesn't make any periodic queries, but route kept
the behavior of asking around before printing my routes.
What should I do to revert to the peevious, quiet, situation ?
SMTP from pine stopped working, and I NEED it back...
I am querying the DNS via radio, 1200 baud, so it is SLOOOW...
73 de Jose, CO2JA
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