Re: Sarge: name resolution weirdness

2007-01-01 Thread Marty
Carl Fink wrote: On Sun, Dec 31, 2006 at 10:34:19PM -0500, Marty wrote: Carl Fink wrote: >So, do I hold the record for "questions debian-user can't answer"? The broken link sounds like an issue for the maintainer to sort out. My guess is the name resolution with non-existent resolv.conf files

Re: Sarge: name resolution weirdness

2006-12-31 Thread Carl Fink
On Sun, Dec 31, 2006 at 10:34:19PM -0500, Marty wrote: > Carl Fink wrote: > >So, do I hold the record for "questions debian-user can't answer"? > > The broken link sounds like an issue for the maintainer to sort out. My > guess is the name resolution with non-existent resolv.conf files is someho

Re: Sarge: name resolution weirdness

2006-12-31 Thread Marty
Carl Fink wrote: So, do I hold the record for "questions debian-user can't answer"? The broken link sounds like an issue for the maintainer to sort out. My guess is the name resolution with non-existent resolv.conf files is somehow related to virtualization. Happy new year to everyone (w

Re: Sarge: name resolution weirdness

2006-12-31 Thread Carl Fink
So, do I hold the record for "questions debian-user can't answer"? Happy new year to everyone (who uses the Gregorian calendar--and to the rest of you, too, just less appropriately). On Fri, Dec 29, 2006 at 01:19:23PM -0500, Carl Fink wrote: > So yesterday my Sarge server couldn't resolve any hos

Sarge: name resolution weirdness

2006-12-29 Thread Carl Fink
So yesterday my Sarge server couldn't resolve any host names. Restarting resolvconf did nothing. Adding new servers to /etc/resolv.conf did nothing, even though [EMAIL PROTECTED] worked fine. I finally apt-get removed resolvconf and then rebooted (virtual server via Rimuhosting). That worked.