>
> On Wed, 9 Jul 2003, Tom Davidson wrote:
>
> > 2003-07-09 07:24:08 19a8N6-0001Yj-00 mailrelay1 [10.93.227.166]: Connection
> > refused
> > 2003-07-09 07:24:08 19a8N6-0001Yj-00 mailrelay2 [10.93.227.167]: Connection
> > refused
> > 2003-07-09 07:24:08 19a8N6-0001Yj-00 == user.name@???
> > <User.Name@???> R=to_internet T=remote_smtp_to_internet defer (-32):
> > failed to lookup IP address for mailrelay3
> >
> > Since all the addresses are private, mailrelay1 to 4 are in the hosts file,
>
> Odd that it can find 1 and 2 but not 3. Anything obviously different in
> the hosts file?
There isn't as we use a common hosts file for all Sun boxen.
$ grep mailrelay /etc/inet/hosts
10.93.227.166 mailrelay1 vmcrelay01
10.93.227.167 mailrelay2 vmcrelay02
10.93.246.44 mailrelay3 vmcrelay03
10.93.246.45 mailrelay4 vmcrelay04
>
> > Looking at the docs for manualroute, it seems that there can be problems
> > with getipnodebyname() on some systems - is Solaris 8 one of them?
>
> I don't think so.
>
> > And on that note, there is no "bydns" or "byname" option in the router;
> > might a "byname" fix it?
>
> You could try.
>
> Otherwise, a test (when you can do it :-) with full debugging might be
> enlightening.
I'll schedule in another test and try a few more things.
But, umm... what does full debugging mean?
*he RTFMs* ahhh "-d+all"
I take it doesn't then fork into the background when specified with
-bd -q20m for example.
Tom
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Tom Davidson
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