Thanks,
First, I don't know that the DNS server is the problem. I have
caching DNS on the mailserver itself and it seems to work OK. I'm
wondering if Net::DNS isn't working properly? It wasn't installed by
default, so I used CPAN to get the latest version. How does a person
go about testing it?
For the local.cf settings, my local.cf file seems pretty inocuous:
#
# rewrite_subject 0
# report_safe 1
# trusted_networks 212.17.35.
# Bayesian Auto Learn
auto_learn 1
# Safe Reporting
safe_reporting 0
# Full/Terse Reporting
use_terse_report 0
# Subject Tag
subject_tag *** Warning: Junk Mail ***
# Rewrite the Subject
rewrite_subject 0
# Use Bayesian Filtering
use_bayes 1
# OK locals
ok_locales en
# OK languages
ok_languages en fr de ja
# Required hits to be marked as spam
required_hits 5
Is that where you think the // is coming from?
Thanks,
Miles Muri
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I had a similar issue last week. I had inadvertantly set the DNS
to an internal DNS server with forwarders to the outside, rather
than to a real outside DNS server. Once I changed to a bona-fide
outside DNS provider, all my network tests worked properly.
You also need to fix those invalid settings in your local.cf,
although they are not causing the network lookup problems.
RO
