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<0> hard__ware: yoo hoo?
<1> danieldg: you up?
<2> RE
<3> |lostbyte| I need some Bind help with Dynamic DNS.
<3> |lostbyte| Well. I have had to complete redo every zone, and keey and everything.
<3> |lostbyte| But, I can't get my zones to update with DHCP leases.
<3> |lostbyte| I get this error.
<3> |lostbyte| Mar 28 06:20:47 kurama named[25785]: client 192.168.0.1#33151: updating zone 'pukey/IN': update unsuccessful: brolly.pukey/TXT: 'RRset exists (value dependent)' prerequisite not satisfied (NXRRSET)
<3> |lostbyte| Mar 28 06:20:47 kurama named[25785]: client 192.168.0.1#33151: updating zone '0.168.192.in-addr.arpa/IN': deleting rrset at '252.0.168.192.in-addr.arpa' PTR
<2> !?
<4> Does anybody know if smtp needs any other port than 25/tcp to work well? I'm having a few slow-downs in a host behind a firewall.
<5> to work well ?
<4> kokoko1, Yup. Without slow-downs.
<5> I duno if there would be any performance hit running smtpd on different port.
<5> however you can easily run two instance of smtpd , ie one on default port 25 and another on some other port
<4> kokoko1, Actually I want to keep it on port 25/tcp. I just want to know if I should 'release' another port, because it's behaving strangely.
<5> if you are running postfix then look into master.cf
<4> kokoko1, If I telnet it on port 25 from the local network, it replies instantly. But from outside it takes about 20 seconds to reply.
<5> Enthusiast78, try it mate , I'm also running postfix smtpd on two ports cos lot of ISPs these days blocking outbound port 25
<5> 20 seconds is too much
<5> your MTA?
<4> kokoko1, Yes.
<4> kokoko1, Which other port would you suggest?
<5> Enthusiast78, higher eg, 8186
<4> kokoko1, I've read somewhere there was a new 'default' port for smtp, just can't remember which one...
<5> All I know that there is only one default port for smtp and ie 25
<5> never heard something like that Enthusiast78
<4> kokoko1, Hmmm... Let me try finding that info again...
<6> hi folx
<7> hi! does anyone know a module that i can use to limit the number of connections per minute? the -m limit is similar to what i want, but it limits packages / time.
<8> you want to limit new connections/minute? just match on NEW packets only with -m limit
<7> danieldg: thanks! its easy after you know the solution! will try it.
<9> danieldg: there's also a connlimit patch IIRC
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