I did it , but still get the same result, btw. when I login through ssh, it's take long time too. Is it a normal way that ipfilter will filtering all traffic eventhhough it's rule say that it's port is open to everyone.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Andrei Syrovenko" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > pass out quick on eri0 proto tcp from any to any port = 113 flags S keep state keep frags > > Best regards, > Andrei > From: "Chuck Yerkes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Wow, how annoying to have your "real name" be set as "." I fix it :D > debugging tools: > sniff the network. (snoop, tcpdump, etc). > Does it send out a DNS query (or 5) and wait 30 seconds per? how I know about DNS query setting in seconds ? I was set in /etc/resolv.conf some DNS configuration, and it's look like ok, I can access DNS succesfully. > What's the mail process in the middle of while it hangs. how to check it ? from smtpg log, it's directly show , bellow list after I click "send" in outlook( not take along time): @400000003fcd823a056ab9f4 tcpserver: status: 1/30 @400000003fcd823a0581a524 tcpserver: pid 9000 from 192.168.0.14 > 80% of the time it's about DNS. > It *might* be about ident, but something is going out > and waiting for a timeout. > It's doubtfully anything to do with ipfilter. > I might take ipfilter down long enough to send a message > and see if it's different. > If it IS, then start looking at (perhaps removing) each rule > reply to the list, not me. And fix that "." I was try to removing all rule, and set it line per line. Long access happen when I set : block in log on eri0 all block out log on eri01 all
