 | | | resolving problems.... | resolving problems.... 2004-02-26 - By Carlos Mora
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Actually that is exactly what I did last night. It took the problem away. I
will be testing this a little more this evening. Some very interesting
things though,
1. I took all rules out but the ACCEPT port 53 for both TCP and UDP, and
also left the REJECT rules in for TCP and UDP at the end.
When I tested. 'host www.google.com' still failed
'host -T www.google.com' worked.
2. I took out just the port 53 TCP rule and tried the same test.
'host www.google.com' failed
'host -T www.google.com' WORKED!!!! (This should have failed)
3. I took out all rules except the REJECTs and got the same results!
4. turned off ipchains all together and BOTH worked!
5. I also tried a different default kernel. (binmem and std 2.4.20-8)
Again, it was rather late when I made this discovery and I will do some more
testing this evening.
This is some very strange behavior. I am very surprised that it has not been
uncovered before!
I will keep everyone posted. Thanks for all the suggestions.
Does anyone know how to force a kernel core dump? And how to analyze it?
Thanks
Carlos
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>Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2004 9:47 PM
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>On Thu, 2004-02-26 at 10:10, Carlos Mora wrote:
>> Joe,
>>
>> I agree. It does not make sense to rebuild bind. But, I am at the end of
>my
>> rope with this. I really need to get my machine up and running and don't
>> know what else to check. Do you know how to put options in the
>resolv.conf
>> file?
>
>You didn't say exactly what your network configuration is like.
>However, you did say you were running ipchains. Just for a test you may
>want to bring up your system without ipchains to see if there is some
>problem with your rules.
>
>I'm also assuming that you don't have another machine (even a Win one)
>to compare networking results with....
>
>
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