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<0> and ill rad it
<0> read*
<1> ive contributed quite a bit to linux
<1> but none of it involved writing how-to's or wie..
<1> wine.
<0> KWhat: im not sure what your wanting
<0> KWhat: whose not resolving, you, or their dns ?
<2> deface: ec1.images-amazon.com doesnt resolve against my local bind server but google.com does.
<2> deface: it would be my dns
<0> what are you using for dns ?
<0> if your not a root server, you dont dns against yourself
<0> lol
<0> okay, what dns servers does your dns server use ?
<0> not itself hopefully ?
<2> im not sure where to check
<0> - /etc/resolv.conf
<2> i hope im using 4.2.2.1 and 4.2.2.2
<0> should be your isp's
<0> resolution on a root server is slower than your isp's
<2> hmmm
<2> ok
<2> issues
<2> i have the local ip in resolv.conf
<2> that could be the problem ehh
<0> nah, i've got local dns servers i my resolv.conf
<0> but their setup properly . :)
<2> thats all i have
<0> but their on tertiary
<2> nameserver 192.168.0.1
<2> ok
<0> using local router
<2> the dns servers sitting on the router
<2> iptables masq
<0> unless your resolving behind that nat'd device, i'd use your isp's dns & let it forward quereies
<0> queries *
<3> if your using dhcp, resolv.conf will be updated everytime it gets an IP
<0> MrEcho-: not true
<0> if your dhcp server doesnt supply any dns, it'll just get an ip & mask
<3> you can manuly set the dns server in conf.d/net
<3> deface: true ..
<3> but most routers give a dns ip
<4> you can also edit your net.conf not to update it also
<2> so i want my dns server to resolve a few internal domains everything else needs to be forwarded out
<0> true
<2> yah thats hwat i have
<0> KWhat: set your order
<0> which is by default - hosts then dns
<2> ahhh yes hwo
<0> order hosts, bind
<0> default in /etc/host.conf
<0> which would look up your hosts file in /etc .. then use dns to resolv
<2> yes i need to set the order of the dns server
<2> i need my local to be looked at first then others
<0> via your resolv.con
<0> nameserver <ip>
<0> itll search in that order
<2> guaranteed ?
<2> cause i think thats what i had but i was running into issues that it wasnt resolving a few local addresses internally on the router
<0> well, most home routers dont really do internal dns
<2> im not most =P
<0> the machines rely on netbios
<2> i have a few vhosts setup on subdomains than i would rather configure via dns and not 20 host files on my internal boxes
<0> why you have 20 internal vhosts is beyond me
<0> lol ..
<2> do alot of development
<0> ok
<0> still, why 20 internal ?
<5> ?
<0> ***uming their all on the same machine, and your referring to apache ?
<2> yah
<5> deface
<0> dogmeat:
<5> im reinstalling all of kde 3.5.5
<0> kde is poop
<5> i uninstalled everything for kdebase 3.3 and 3.4
<2> lol
<5> i like it
<5> so.
<5> poop on you
<5> now im pissed that entrace is no longer in the tree
<0> dont rely on portage
<0> build from svn/cvs !
<5> uhm
<3> e is still there
<5> dunno how
<5> thanks
<5> no
<5> entrance is not in the portage tree
<5> tanks
<2> deface: i changed the resolv to use my external dns server however my internal computers still cant get to ec1.images-amazon.com
<2> they are on dhcp using the local
<0> KWhat: what server is your bind box resolving from ?
<0> and your bind = router right ?
<3> dogmeat: ohh sorry thinking about enlightenment
<2> where do i check that
<0> masqd ?
<2> yah
<0> so your dual nics in that box ?
<0> 1 net, 1 local ?
<2> yah
<6> anyone know how to get 5.1 to work under alsa
<6> all i get is 2.0
<1> alsamixer
<6> ya tried that
<6> unmuted everything
<6> and maxxed audio
<6> i get no audio in back speakers tho
<1> i dunno
<1> im not spehsul enuf to have 5.1
<6> what yuou got
<6> audio is kinda cracking too
<6> prob need to fiddle
<7> someone warez me flash mx
<7> and sftp it over
<2> boachan: i think you needed to setup the ~/.asoundrc file for 5.1
<6> ah
<6> do i have to make the file or what
<7> anyone?
<3> and drivers setup right
<2> usually
<6> my drivers are leet
<6> heh i joke
<2> i dont know what needs to be in there for 5.1 but you may find info here http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_ALSA_Complete_%28includes_dmix%29
<6> thx
<2> you may be able to find a file for your sound card that some ones already configured
<6> seems it does 7.1
<2> deface: you still there?
<6> M Audio Revolution-7.1 at 0x8000, irq 21
<6> kehe
<0> yeah
<2> deface: any ideas on getting my local to forward to remote or where the config to do that is ?
<0> KWhat: it uses resolv.conf
<2> deface: locally but what about remote clients, they are using dhcp, get dns ip of my router... those do not get forwarded on
<0> what remote clients ?
<2> well remote as in boxes on my lan using dhcp
<0> then their local, not remote
<0> what dns servers are you using ?
<0> dont use 192.168.0.1
<0> that just forwards queries
<0> use your isp's dns
<0> but you'll need to set the order to use local first
<2> well the issue is 192.168.0.1 is not forwording queries correctly =P
<0> pretty simple
<0> what dns is it using?
<2> so i should probably set dhcp to hand out 192.168.0.1 and 4.2.2.1
<0> dhcp on isp ?
<0> is 192.168.0.1 your linux box ?
<2> yah
<2> here is my conf.d/net file for the router
<2> dns_domain_lo="1stleg.com"
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