Re: sshd DNS

2004-12-20 Thread Andrey Sharandakov
Hi!!! sshd needs DNS for backresolving!!! When you are connecting to a remote host via SSH, sshd tries to resolv in-addr.arpa zone for your IP address. man sshd -- Best regards, Andrey Sharandakov, ASH83-RIPE - Original Message - From: "Kovács Péter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PR

Re: sshd DNS

2004-12-19 Thread Mike Jakubik
David Malone said: > I think this is a bad interaction between the default sshd timeouts > and the DNS timeouts. If your reverse DNS is non-responding (as > opposed to just non-existant) then sshd's login timeout can expire > before the DNS lookup finishes making logins impossible. One way > aroun

Re: sshd DNS

2004-12-19 Thread David Malone
On Sun, Dec 19, 2004 at 07:06:00PM +0100, Kov?cs P?ter wrote: > For what sshd needs DNS? If the DNS is unavailable I can't > log into my computer. How can I resolve this problem, so I > can still login if the DNS is not available? I think this is a bad interaction between the default sshd timeouts

Re: sshd DNS

2004-12-19 Thread Derkjan de Haan
I sometimes get this error message: sshd[543767]: WARNING: DNS lookup failed for " 171.31.1.21" Why is this error message? For what sshd needs DNS? If the DNS is unavailable I can't log into my computer. How can I resolve this problem, so I can still login if the DNS is not available? IIRC sshd doe