Were you running stock bind, bind-chroot, caching-nameserver packages,
or had you modified them in some way? Which versions?
Phil Leinhauser wrote:
I just installed the djbdns package and ran a qmailctl doqueue and it
looked like they were all delivered now. I had about 10 stuck.
Like I say, I'm not running something as old as the "long DNS name
error" problem so it looks like something snuck back in and broke it again.
Thanks,
Phil
> Phil Leinhauser wrote:
>> I might not have the bleeding edge version of QMT but it isn't more
>> than 3months since my last update.
>>
>> I'm seeing in Google a lot of problems with long names. The sure
>> seems to be to run djbdbs. I'm not because I already have 2 inhouse
>> caching DNS servers but I guess I'll try that.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>
> The patch would have been added a couple years ago and included the
> long-hostnames, unless it accidentally got removed at some point.
> I'll take a look into the spec file and patches today to make sure that
> the patches were not removed at some point or forgotten.
>
>
>
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