> I will build the source over the weekend or Monday to see if I can > replicate.
I did and I could. The problem is still there when built from source Dave 17698191 172.187.6.125 ACBB067D.ipt.aol.com 17698191 161.76.98.87 * 17698191 67.118.188.30 * 17698191 203.51.75.214 * 17698191 64.223.214.172 * 17698191 66.119.33.170 * 17698191 161.142.78.82 * 17698191 80.202.117.83 * 17698191 195.93.33.152 * 17698191 203.192.198.250 * 17698191 81.128.152.131 * 17698191 211.28.96.68 * 17698191 12.9.217.229 * 17698191 213.122.198.36 * 17698191 195.10.103.79 * 17698191 82.47.212.3 * 17698191 203.221.36.16 * 17698191 203.221.36.18 * ^C ltc-build-1>nslookup 203.221.36.18 Server: sov-mail-1-eth1.int.g-int.net Address: 10.241.24.1 Name: prx8.vicceo.schools.net.au Address: 203.221.36.18 > -----Original Message----- > From: Campbell, David [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 23 August 2003 11:09 > To: ''[EMAIL PROTECTED]' ' > Subject: RE: [analog-help] DNS wierdness > > > Hi Stephen/ > > When I start analog it runs for about 10 minutes and is able > to do lookups - > there are some failures but this doesn't affect analog. > > Example: > > D: Looking up 218.242.174.166: > D: can't resolve > D: Looking up 200.147.24.229: > D: resolved to 200-147-24-229.tlf.dialuol.com.br > D: Looking up 218.242.57.33: > D: can't resolve > D: Looking up 210.86.87.45: > D: resolved to 210-86-87-45.jetstream.xtra.co.nz > D: Looking up 212.69.210.30: > D: resolved to surecomm.ds.dsvr.net > > > However further down the line analog just can't lookup anything: > > D: Looking up 210.187.246.209: > D: resolved to ko-246-209.tm.net.my > D: Looking up 193.220.82.171: > D: can't resolve > D: Looking up 210.187.30.194: > D: can't resolve > D: Looking up 200.13.218.83: > D: can't resolve > D: Looking up 210.54.108.115: > D: can't resolve > D: Looking up 202.154.65.186: > D: can't resolve > D: Looking up 164.100.147.70: > D: can't resolve > D: Looking up 212.235.71.133: > D: can't resolve > D: Looking up 162.84.161.6: > D: can't resolve > D: Looking up 219.235.49.100: > D: can't resolve > D: Looking up 203.168.166.46: > D: can't resolve > D: Looking up 217.219.168.99: > D: can't resolve > D: Looking up 210.177.163.99: > D: can't resolve > D: Looking up 134.178.160.101: > D: can't resolve > D: Looking up 138.227.189.8: > D: can't resolve > > DNSCACHE file looks like this > > 17693864 210.187.246.209 ko-246-209.tm.net.my > 17693864 193.220.82.171 * > 17693864 210.187.30.194 * > 17693864 200.13.218.83 * > 17693864 210.54.108.115 * > 17693864 202.154.65.186 * > 17693864 164.100.147.70 * > 17693864 212.235.71.133 * > 17693864 162.84.161.6 * > 17693864 219.235.49.100 * > 17693864 203.168.166.46 * > 17693864 217.219.168.99 * > 17693864 210.177.163.99 * > 17693864 134.178.160.101 * > > The machine can still lookup some of the failed addreses: > > bash-2.05a$ nslookup 203.168.166.46 > Server: sov-nscache-1.granadainteractive.net > Address: 193.111.180.230 > > Name: cm203-168-166-46.hkcable.com.hk > Address: 203.168.166.46 > > bash-2.05a$ nslookup 134.178.160.101 > Server: sov-nscache-1.granadainteractive.net > Address: 193.111.180.230 > > Name: dhcp7.wa.BoM.GOV.AU > Address: 134.178.160.101 > > The only other oddity about our setup is that we installed > from a binary > from > > http://jrankin.ath.cx/analog/ > > I will build the source over the weekend or Monday to see if I can > replicate. > > Dave > > -----Original Message----- > From: Stephen Turner > To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' > Sent: 23/08/03 10:07 > Subject: Re: [analog-help] DNS wierdness > > On Fri, 22 Aug 2003, Campbell, David wrote: > > > Hi, > > we are running analog-5.32 on Solaris 8 on a sparc server. > > Everything is working as it should bar DNS lookups. > > > > When I kick off analog it starts without any errors and for > the first > 10 > > minutes or so does the lookups succesfully - new entries are written > to the > > DNSCACHE file - I verify this by tailing the dnscache file. However > 10 > > minutes in analog just stops looking up IP's and the entire dnscache > file > > just gets written with timestamp * > > > > If I use the same machine to loook up the failed IP addresses using > NSLOOKUP > > they resolve fine, it's analog not the OS can't lookup the > addresses. > > > > Strange. Nobody has reported anything like this before, and then two > this > week. Thanks, Ken and David for your reports. > > Unfortunately I can't reproduce it, and I can't see anything obviously > wrong > with the code, so it may be partly OS dependent, although Ken is on > Linux > and David on Solaris. > > David, Ken discovered that analog would give up immediately after > encountering a broken DNS server. Can you confirm whether you > are seeing > the > same thing? Turn on debugging (+V) and/or look at your dnscache file. > What > happens if you try and look up the first failed lookup manually? 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