Hi All,
I'm trying to figure out why diald won't dial for a request from a Win98
pc (iexplorer), but it does from a win95 pc (Netscape). The only way I
can get the win98 pc to invoke dialling is to type an absolute address
of the form e.g. http://100.100.100.100
I'm using named as a cashing DNS (no forwarders), I don't have any other
problems like samba waking up diald etc.
When I make a successful connection from w95 this get's logged:
Dec 5 21:25:06 gaspode diald[723]: filter accepted rule 22 proto 17 len
58 packet 192.168.0.1,61000 => 196.7.0.138,53
But when I try the _identical_ request on win98 I just get rejected
requests to the ROOT servers:
Dec 5 21:57:24 gaspode diald[756]: filter ignored rule 21 proto 17 len
54 packet 192.168.0.1,53 => 192.112.36.4,53
Dec 5 21:57:29 gaspode diald[756]: filter ignored rule 21 proto 17 len
54 packet 192.168.0.1,53 => 192.33.4.12,53
Dec 5 21:57:33 gaspode diald[756]: filter ignored rule 21 proto 17 len
54 packet 192.168.0.1,53 => 193.0.14.129,53
....etc, etc.
What's going on ? And what are rules 21/22 ? I can't find these
anywhere.
I've even tried setting up the win98 pc using the identical ip address,
hostname & user/workgroup used by the 95 pc (disconnected of course) but
no luck! What's different about 98/iexplorer ? grrrrrrrr!
(Both pc's can see the Apache server, and virtual domain webs fine BTW)
I'm using RH5.1
Thanks,
Thomas
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