"Craig" == Craig Sanders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Craig> the real nslookup is in the bind package. it should probably
Craig> be separated from that and either put into an nslookup package
Craig> or included in the dnsutils package.
This was just done earlier today for dnsutils 8.1.1-2, now in
On Sun, 27 Jul 1997, Tessa Lau wrote:
> Also, does anyone know why Debian makes nslookup a wrapper for host,
> and how I can install a "real" version of nslookup?
the real nslookup is in the bind package. it should probably be
separated from that and either put into an nslookup package or include
> I'm having problems configuring sendmail to deliver mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> I've configured my domain as "cs.washington.edu", with a search path (in
> resolv.conf) of cs.washington.edu, washington.edu, and edu. However,
> sendmail doesn't appear to try other entries in the search path becaus
Tessa Lau wrote:
>
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>
> One more question: bash 2.0 doesn't appear to understand a command
> line
> which worked in bash 1.14:
>
> % /bin/bash -c '((xli foo.gif); echo bar) &'
> /bin/bash: -c: line 1: missing closing `)' for arithmetic expression
> /bin/ba
>>Tessa Lau wrote:
>On Sunday, Steve Hsieh mumbled:
>> I don't know the answer to this...but did you try removing your domain
>> entry from your resolv.conf file to see if that made a difference (so that
>> there are only nameserver lines and a search line)?
>
>I don't have a domain entry in
On Sunday, George Bonser mumbled:
> making sure that there is NO FEATURE(always_add_domain) statement
> making sure there IS a FEATURE(nocanonfiy) statement.
This worked, thanks!
--Tessa
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First, check to see that your mail program is not adding the domain.
Second, assuming that you used a .mc file to build the sendmail.cf you
might try:
making sure that there is NO FEATURE(always_add_domain) statement
making sure there IS a FEATURE(nocanonfiy) statement.
On Sun, 27 Jul 1997,
On 27 Jul, Tessa Lau wrote:
> search cs.washington.edu washington.edu edu
> nameserver 128.95.1.4
> order hosts, bind
>
Shouldn't the last line be in host.conf ?
Mine is reading:
order hosts,bind
multi on
Ciao,
Martin
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On Sunday, Steve Hsieh mumbled:
> I don't know the answer to this...but did you try removing your domain
> entry from your resolv.conf file to see if that made a difference (so that
> there are only nameserver lines and a search line)?
I don't have a domain entry in my resolv.conf:
search cs.wash
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