On Fri, 03 Dec 1999, Hal Burgiss wrote:
> On Fri, Dec 03, 1999 at 07:28:08AM -0500, Jon Knews wrote:
> > REDHAT ARE YOU THERE???? WE COULD USE YOUR ASSISTANCE HERE???
> > NETSCAPE??? ANYONE??? HAL, OPEN THE POD BAY DOOR.... HAL?
>
> Its me. See the Netsacpe README:
>
> Asynchronous DNS host lookup
>
> Netscape Communicator 4.5 has the ability to do
> asynchronous DNS host lookups. This feature is on by
> default and nothing needs to be done to configure it. If
> you experience DNS lookup problems, you can turn this
> feature off by setting the environment variable
> MOZILLA_NO_ASYNC_DNS to True:
>
> csh, tcsh:
> setenv MOZILLA_NO_ASYNC_DNS True
>
> sh, bash, ksh:
>
> MOZILLA_NO_ASYNC_DNS=True
> export MOZILLA_NO_ASYNC_DNS
>
> I don't really see how this is a RH problem.
THANK YOU verrrry much for that fix. I will try it out. Also...
I'm running SQUID as a proxy server on RH6.0 and found, at
least so far, that with two things (sorry, did not test one at a time)
I added "news" as an alias to my host name, and selected
"manual proxy" for the squid [my.ip.addr.ess] [3128] as the setup
in netscape proxy settings, minux a few proxy exclusions also,
that Netscape Communicator does not experience the startup lockup
issues........... well, so far................... ;-) fingers crossed.....
PS: My me calling on RedHat was simply for "higher up help"
not to imply it was RH issue. But HAL came through :) (read
my lips)
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