> For the local.cf settings, my local.cf file seems pretty inocuous:
Depends on precisely what you mean by 'inocuous'. At least four of those
settings are invalid.
Loren
>
> #
> # rewrite_subject 0
> # report_safe 1
> # trusted_networks 212.17.35.
>
> # Bayesian Auto Learn
> auto_learn 1
>
> # Safe Reporting
> safe_reporting 0
>
> # Full/Terse Reporting
> use_terse_report 0
>
> # Subject Tag
> subject_tag *** Warning: Junk Mail ***
>
> # Rewrite the Subject
> rewrite_subject 0
>
> # Use Bayesian Filtering
> use_bayes 1
>
> # OK locals
> ok_locales en
>
> # OK languages
> ok_languages en fr de ja
>
> # Required hits to be marked as spam
> required_hits 5
>
> Is that where you think the // is coming from?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Miles Muri
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
>
> > I had a similar issue last week. I had inadvertantly set the DNS
> > to an internal DNS server with forwarders to the outside, rather
> > than to a real outside DNS server. Once I changed to a bona-fide
> > outside DNS provider, all my network tests worked properly.
> >
> > You also need to fix those invalid settings in your local.cf,
> > although they are not causing the network lookup problems.
> >
> > RO
> >
