Thanks for the reply!
I will take a look at /etc/resolv.conf file
and post back
jim S
On 8/30/2013 11:16 AM, Eric Shubert wrote:
QMT has been patched with what is pretty much the cream of the crop of
patches for qmail. See "rpm -qi qmail-toaster". The bigdns patch is
included.
There might be one or two patches from jms which I might consider
including in a future release, but I'm not aware of any patches that
are what I'd consider to be urgent. I'll be revisiting patches when I
put the source code on git, which I plan to do after the QMT 1.5
(COS6) release.
Some resolvers have difficulty resolving DNS records which may be set
up in an peculiar way. (I'm not surprised that a government entity
would be using a peculiar configuration. ;) ) Using a different
resolver may be helpful.
Which dns resolver are you using? Please post contents of
/etc/resolv.conf file. I would expect using pdns-recursor might solve
your problem. You can use pdns-recursor by doing the following:
# yum install pdns-recursor
# service named stop
# service pdns-recursor start
# chkconfig named off
# chkconfig pdns-recursor on
You only need the commands regarding named if you're currently running
a bind resolver (caching-nameserver package is installed).
Then change /etc/resolv.conf to be:
nameserver 127.0.0.1
That should do it.
