Re: Query times and recursive-clients

This goes out of BIND topics so you may want to respond back to me personally. What I get is: us...@debian:~$ dig -x 212.106.31.50 +short 212-102-31-50.adsl.inetia.pl. us...@debian:~$ dig 212-102-31-50.adsl.inetia.pl +short us...@debian:~$ The host does not have A record and Postfix rejects say

Re: Query times and recursive-clients

HI, Ustun Kaya wrote: > I would suspect from Postfix behavior if you don't see any BIND > timeout error around. By saying valid hostname, you don't mean ARPA > records I suppose? Postfix rejects them depending on the configuration > (reject_unknown_client, as a result of a search). > > And the er

Query times and recursive-clients

Hi, I have v9.4.2 running on Linux and I'm seeing a bunch of messages in my mail logs like the following: reject: RCPT from unknown[xxx.217.8.156] Trying to later resolve this IP returns a valid hostname, so I'm concerned that there is perhaps a timeout value that is too low for my system, whic