On Wed, 6 Dec 2006 08:34:43 -0500, "Coffey, Neal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Nigel Frankcom wrote: >> I get the following off the SA box (I don't use OpenDNS or any >> proxying, the rest of my lan uses the same dns that the SA box uses >> and all is resolving normally) >> >> [...] >>> ;; AUTHORITY SECTION: >>> multi.surbl.org. 810 IN SOA a.surbl.org. > >You're not using OpenDNS for your DNS servers, are you? I know they've >had issues in the past with DNSBL lists because of their "typo >correction" service (which is otherwise handy for the fat-fingered like >me, who end up typing things like "google.cmo" a lot). They say they've >fixed the issues, others aren't so sure. No, no OpenDNS. All my DNS are local to the lan. I'm still not at all sure what the issue is/was, it disappeared about 3 hours after it started. I've since updated Net::DNS to 2.7 but that was after the fact. The only thing I did during the problem was to run --lint on the SA server, that didn't [provide any 'instant fixes'. I'm curious to know what the issue is and why it decided that 5 AM this morning was the time to show itself. My Mail/SAl setup hasn't changed in quite some time and nothing has changed recently on my lan, certainly nothing in the last 10 days. As Jeff pointed out, had it been a dns failure of some kind then I should have got no return, not a positive one. All very curious. I'm keeping the scores low until I'm sure it's not going to recur. Nigel
