Shoot a email to Michael Fuhr m...@fuhr.org (Net::DNS::Resolver Creator)
or Olaf Kolkman o...@net-dns.org
"Net::DNS is currently maintained at NLnet Labs (www.nlnetlabs.nl) by: Olaf
Kolkman o...@net-dns.org"
Peter
- Original Message -
From: "Michelle Dupuis"
To: "ASSP development mail
Well this is pushing my perl/technical ability...I think I'll have to leave
this as a bug to fixed
thanks though!
From: Peter W Bowey [supp...@pbcomp.com.au]
Sent: Friday, April 15, 2011 8:49 PM
To: ASSP development mailing list
Subject: Re: [Assp-tes
I thought of that, but if I uncheck UseLocalDNS then I am chosing to: "To use
system default local DNS Servers and the configured DNSServers (below),
unselect this option and define the system default local DNS Servers in
addition below!"
doesn't that mean I'm using the system DNS and the name
Maybe I'm missing something here. Why haven't you put the name
servers into ASSP's config since you have completely figured out that
ASSP's lookup mechanism isn't working?
Rusty Nejdl
On Sat, 16 Apr
2011 10:19:46 +0930, Peter W Bowey wrote:
> use
Net::DNS;Net::DNS::Resolver - DNS resolver
use Net::DNS;Net::DNS::Resolver - DNS resolver class
Returns a resolver object. If given no arguments, new() returns an object
configured to your system's defaults. On UNIX systems the defaults are read
from the following files, in the order indicated:
/etc/resolv.conf
$HOME/.resolv.co
If you are using BIND (Named) you should have something like this:
--
view internal {
match-clients { lan_hosts; }; # match hosts in acl "lan_hosts"
recursion yes; # allow local recursive queries
notify no; # disable AA noti
Michelle,
I ran your perl snippet on my Linux Server:
Result is:
-
[root@server1 tmp]# perl test.pl
b.iana-servers.net
a.iana-servers.net
-
Your 'test' result suggests that DNS is not setup correctly?
Peter
Peter Bo
Yes I run my own DNS servers too. I left something in the DNSServers field so
I will erase those.
Although I'm not a perl programmer I ran this snippet (and got "Query Failed:
No Nameservers):
use Net::DNS;
my $res = Net::DNS::Resolver->new;
my $query = $res->query("example.com", "NS")
Michelle,
I too use ASSP's "Use Local DNS (UseLocalDNS):
Do you entries in ASSP's DNSServers (DNS Name Servers* (DNSServers))?
I do NOT (it is blank)!
I am on Linux. I too run an MTA (Postfix) as a 'front end' -before- ASSP.
I have everything from the 'outside' sent through a gateway / forewal
Yes - strange characters appear in my log as the name server. I have
"uselocaldns" checked so it is not getting these values from the DNSServers
value.
The system's local DNS values are set correctly (and of course nslookup works
fine)...
Could this by a Windows vs Linux thing? Is ASSP using
That is a strange DNS => "Name Server p�"
It should reflect your actual system DNS IP(s), so what is this weird "p�"
?
When I get a DNS error related to ASSP it looks like this "warning: Name
Server 210.23.129.34: does not respond or timed out"
or if DNS is not responding then you do see the
We have an MTA on the edge through which all mail flows (and ASSP is behind it).
Is there a way for Assp to strip off the last MTA IP/Hostname for bad host
checks, etc?
--
Benefiting from Server Virtualization: Beyond Ini
I just switched to ver 2 of ASSP...feeling a bit bleeding edge. I'm running
ASSP 2.0.1(2.0.19) on ActivePerl (win x64).
Although my system's DNS entries are right, the assp log fills with these
errors. Any idea how to fix?
Apr-15-11 16:42:17 [Worker_1] Warning: Name Server p�: does no
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