On Mon, Aug 06, 2001 at 09:29:01AM -0400, Joshua S. Freeman wrote:
> monica.threeofus.com, seth.threeofus.com, airport.threeofus.com,
> www.threeofus.com
>
> here's what alerted me to the problem:
>
> my wife's ibook, which connects to the network via our wireless ethernet
> (the airport base s
>> 3) From inside the LAN, using a computer pointing to your DNS server,
>> are you able to resolve any hosts on threeofus.com?
> here's what I get running dig at the prompt, logged into monica (.4,
the
> dns server) logged in as root:
> [root@monica jfreeman]# dig threeofus.com
> ; <<>> DiG
Thanks Bruce...
hey gnhlug-listers- Thanks for the help.. I'm actually heading out for
the rest of the day (back in the late afternoon) now... I'll gladly
accept any step-by-step info on how to best get the in-addr.arpa stuff
into either MY threeofus.hosts file or, on what I need to instruct my
I
It looks like your IP address (199.232.38.4) is missing its reverse
lookup records (4.38.232.199.in-addr.arpa), thus causing the
double-reverse-lookup in DNS to fail. Contact your ISP (CENT.NET) or
whoever assigned you that address to see if they'll update their DNS
server to point that IP address
thank you very much Warren, I appreciate your help.. see below:
On Mon, 6
Aug 2001, Mansur, Warren wrote:
> When I try and contact I get:
>
> The DNS name server for the host specified in your URL could not be
> contacted. Please try your request again.
> This error could have been caused by:
>
When I try and contact I get:
The DNS name server for the host specified in your URL could not be
contacted. Please try your request again.
This error could have been caused by:
Load conditions on the web server
Load conditions on the Proxy server
Your network connection and/or transient cond
monica.threeofus.com, seth.threeofus.com, airport.threeofus.com,
www.threeofus.com
here's what alerted me to the problem:
my wife's ibook, which connects to the network via our wireless ethernet
(the airport base station has a dhcp server built in), was unable to
resolve 'pop.threeofus.com' to
I'm currently running VA enhanced RH Linux 6.2.4, the 2.2.19 kernel and
8.2.0.6.x.i386 bind on the machine that I use as a nameserver.
Everything's been running just fine... and, in fact, on all the machines
on my network, if I'm trying to find addresses in the world, it seems like
everything res
On Sun, 5 Aug 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 2) IMHO, IMAP's folder "paradigm" is dumb: you can only create folders
>*inside* your inbox.
That is incorrect.
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Ben Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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