Am 08.05.2012 17:15, schrieb starli...@binnacle.cx:
> Hello,
>
> A problem of some sort exists with the list
> server configuration. All messages submitted
> from here bounce when relayed by a mature
> 'sendmail' configuration. Only way to submit
> messages is manually using 'nc' directly to
> o
Dear DNSMASQ'ers
I am developing code for an embedded micro controller with
a network interface.
I am presently working on the DCHP client code where dnsmasq
is both name server and dhcp server. The dnsmasq OS environment
is OpenBSD, although I doubt the OS is a factor here.
While I am by no
At 09:17 PM 5/8/2012 +0100, Simon Kelley wrote:
>Agreed that explicit A and records would be
>better, except that the A record is actually
>dynamic: it could (in theory) change at any time
Here CNAME is better for sure. Used to run
dynamic DNS so I know what you mean.
If you can obtain stat
On 08/05/12 20:58, starli...@binnacle.cx wrote:
Another way to fix this if a sub-domain for
the list server is aesthetically (or practically)
more desirable, is to replace the CNAME record
with explicit A and records.
The existence of the sub-domain for the list server is a fact on the
gr
Another way to fix this if a sub-domain for
the list server is aesthetically (or practically)
more desirable, is to replace the CNAME record
with explicit A and records.
The presence of CNAME historically is stronger
than permission to rewrite, rather it demands
rewriting of the address. Thi
On 08/05/12 20:05, Nicholas Weaver wrote:
On May 8, 2012, at 8:15 AM, starli...@binnacle.cx wrote:
Hello,
A problem of some sort exists with the list server configuration.
All messages submitted from here bounce when relayed by a mature
'sendmail' configuration. Only way to submit messages i
Thanks Simon. I ran some tests with --log-queries
and discovered that 'dnsmasq' is working
perfectly here.
What's been causing the trouble is that various
script-generated alarm-emails are failing to
queue to because 'sendmail' is seeing temporary
lookup failures on DNSBL queries to Spamhaus
and
On May 8, 2012, at 8:15 AM, starli...@binnacle.cx wrote:
> Hello,
>
> A problem of some sort exists with the list
> server configuration. All messages submitted
> from here bounce when relayed by a mature
> 'sendmail' configuration. Only way to submit
> messages is manually using 'nc' directly
Hello,
A problem of some sort exists with the list
server configuration. All messages submitted
from here bounce when relayed by a mature
'sendmail' configuration. Only way to submit
messages is manually using 'nc' directly to
one of the MX servers. Bounce message example
follows.
The origina
On 08/05/12 15:49, starli...@binnacle.cx wrote:
> Running 'dnsmasq' 2.57 on a CentOS server here
> rather than on a router.
>
> Whenever the WAN link goes down, usually for
> maintenance by the service provider, 'dnsmasq'
> stops responding to local /etc/hosts queries
> along with wide-area querie
Running 'dnsmasq' 2.57 on a CentOS server here
rather than on a router.
Whenever the WAN link goes down, usually for
maintenance by the service provider, 'dnsmasq'
stops responding to local /etc/hosts queries
along with wide-area queries. This has the
effect of preventing numerous local activitie
On 08/05/12 09:40, Chris Green wrote:
> I have dnsmasq version 2.52 running on an Ubuntu server machine on our
> home LAN.
>
> At the bottom of /etc/dnsmasq.conf I have the following:-
>
> dhcp-host=00:90:a9:70:06:ff,backup
> dhcp-host=40:61:86:98:f2:41,chris
> dhcp-host=00:04:4b:07:1
I have dnsmasq version 2.52 running on an Ubuntu server machine on our
home LAN.
At the bottom of /etc/dnsmasq.conf I have the following:-
dhcp-host=00:90:a9:70:06:ff,backup
dhcp-host=40:61:86:98:f2:41,chris
dhcp-host=00:04:4b:07:13:30,ben
local=/zbmc.eu/
The machines backup is a
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