Re: [AMaViS-user] Really strange trouble with amavisd-new

Marco wrote:

> Gary V
>> Was there absolutely no output? If there was it may help to see it.
>> There have been cases of a corrupt perl module Net::DNS exhibiting
>> somewhat similar behavior.
> it is up to date
>> See if your copy is up to date. Also make sure your resolver works:
> it works properly:

> Russ Ochsner
>> ...
>> Make sure you have those ip addresses in your DNS reverse lookup
>> zone. It may just be taking a long time because your resolver times out on
>> each against the authoritative dns server for your ip block.
> I did it, but I got nothing.

> But for your suggestions: you have put me on the right way: the 2 servers
> (one cluster) have to replace our existing server.
> I tried to unplug :O) the cable that connected the cluster to our switch.
> Amavis started to work properly.
> It seems that amavis have been tricked by our "official" DNS server. Don't
> know how exactily this could be: /etc/resolv.conf contains only 127.0.0.1 as
> DNS,
> so each server of the cluster should query itself.

Try using the IP address of each respective server rather than 127.0.0.1

> Obviously each machine
> has its own istance of bind running. The strange thing is that if I did ping
> or nslookup I got the right IP.

> Again, thanks for your interest and the suggestions


Gary V



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