nope, no solution yet but like you, telnet has the "lag" as well. my machine however hasn't been updated since i did a full rh6.2 install since i can't find any up2date software in there. but if we're both having the same issue, that's probably not it.
the reverse dns issue would make sense if i wasn't running the dns server myself, and it seems to be working just find here in the office directing all the right people to the rh6.2 box for webservice. (which by the way has no lag - leading me to believe it's a inetd problem). i'm totally out of ideas, i mean if this had happened after i reconfigured something on that machine, or if there were a logfile i knew to look at then i might have a chance, but i have no idea. sorry On Wed, 2002-01-16 at 23:18, Eddie Strohmier wrote: > Gabriel: > > I was wondering if you might have found a solution to your ftp > connection problem because coincidently all my running inetd > services are slow to authenticate when I or someone in my family > would use the pop3, ftp, or telnet services that I have running on > my RH 6.2 server. The only machines having problems are one Windoze > ME machine & 2 windoze XP machines. My 2 RH 7.2 machines have > absolutely no problem with any inetd service on this RH 6.2 machine. > And like you it just starting happening today. I have a home lan > network of machines. I noticed that a mail client makes the connection > attempt and a little over a minute later the user is logged in. This is > from /var/log/maillog and it is consistent for > every pop, they all take a little over one minute. An ftp, telnet takes > approximately the same length of time. Is anyone else > experiencing this? I have 2 RH 6.2 servers, one for ftp, samba, telnet, > the other for pop3, firewall, telnet. I just checked the smb > services and sure enough they are timing out. I have to investigate this > further with another Windoze machine but I thought this rather odd to be > happening all at the same time. Seems like a windozes thing. > > If the pop3 client times out /var/log/messages reads like this: > Jan 16 23:24:07 localhost ipop3d[1776]: Command stream end of file > while reading line user=mywife host=[192.168.1.23]. > > The mywife is in place of the user name for my wife's windozes machine. > I am using DHCP but I tried a windoze machine with a hostname on the RH > 6.2 box and still the same pop3 "lag". Both these RH 6.2 machines are > fully updated via RPM and running the latest kernel available via RPM. > Any one have any ideas? I am not new to Redhat. Have been running it > with my own ISP I used to own from 1996 till May of 2000, then my own > home network up to today. Started with slackware, then 4.2,etc but this > really has me puzzled...... > > Thanks In Advance, > > Eddie Strohmier > > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > On Behalf Of gabriel > Sent: Wednesday, January 16, 2002 9:12 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: suprise lag > > > heya people, > i'm running rh6.2 on a sun box here @work and for the last month or so, > it's been running beautifully, but just in the past few hours, the ftp > access on it has suddenly introduced a LONG wait time until you can > finally log in. every ftp app i try just waits "connecting..." until i > finally do get in. > > i tried restarting inetd > then i tried rebooting the entire machine > > no change > > this is entirely spontaneous > any ideas as to how this happened and how i might fix it? > what logs should i look at? > > rh6.2 > sparc64 > proftpd 1.24 > > thanks for any help out there > > > > > _______________________________________________ > Redhat-list mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list > > > > > _______________________________________________ > Redhat-list mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
