On Thu, 29 Jul 1999 09:45:11 +0100, hai scritto:
>i got the problem fixed
>with a: accept tcp 300 any
Uhm, weird!
You had the problem that diald kept calling your ISP, and you fixed it by
adding that line?
That line simply accepts packets.
>and now because things tend to evolute
>it doesnt start with a name lookup? why?
When you have problem like this, the procedure is always the same:
1) start diald with debug1
2) tail -f the log file
3) do what you have to do (do a dns lookup)
4) see the packets flowing in the log:
4a) you don't see any packets: either you didn't set debug to 1 or diald is
dead or you aren't doing a dns lookup
4b) you see packets with "accept..." and diald doesn't dial: either the
connect script/modem have problems, or you blocked diald
4c) you see packets with "ignore...": you did something wrong in the diald
filter.
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