Re: Strange DNS behavior

2025-05-28 Thread George N. White III
On Sun, May 25, 2025 at 3:53 PM Dave Close wrote: > The basic issue seems to be that my Internet connection has become > flaky. Provider alleges 45yo wiring is the problem. Tech visit is > scheduled for Tuesday. My mother's house was built in 1960. About 60 years later there were problems with

Re: Strange DNS behavior

2025-05-27 Thread Dave Close
I wrote: >The basic issue seems to be that my Internet connection has become >flaky. Provider alleges 45yo wiring is the problem. Tech visit is >scheduled for Tuesday. Tech was here and things seem to be working well now. He said the issue was the connectors on the cables, not the cables themselv

Re: Strange DNS behavior

2025-05-25 Thread Joe Zeff
On 05/25/2025 12:52 PM, Dave Close wrote: The basic issue seems to be that my Internet connection has become flaky. Provider alleges 45yo wiring is the problem. Tech visit is scheduled for Tuesday. Speaking as a retired ISP support tech, they may well be right, and if so, you'd better hope tha

Re: Strange DNS behavior

2025-05-25 Thread Dave Close
Barry wrote: >> communications error to 127.0.0.53#53: timed out > >That’s systemd-resolved’s address. But you said you have your own >resolv.conf. >Check what you have enabled as services and resolv.conf. You're right. That slipped in during my diagnostic effort. It is now removed. The bas

Re: Strange DNS behavior

2025-05-25 Thread Barry
> On 25 May 2025, at 05:20, Dave Close wrote: > > communications error to 127.0.0.53#53: timed out That’s systemd-resolved’s address. But you said you have your own resolv.conf. Check what you have enabled as services and resolv.conf. I have my own bind9 named running with systemd-resolved an

Re: Strange DNS behavior

2025-05-25 Thread Marco Moock
On Sat, 24 May 2025 21:19:40 -0700 Dave Close wrote: > I run my own internal name server using my own resolv.conf. > Everything has been running perfectly for years. Yesterday, my ISP > changed my address and now things are flaky. I think I've found and > changed all references to the old address

Strange DNS behavior

2025-05-24 Thread Dave Close
I run my own internal name server using my own resolv.conf. Everything has been running perfectly for years. Yesterday, my ISP changed my address and now things are flaky. I think I've found and changed all references to the old address ("find / -type f | xargs grep -l $oldaddress") but it's not wo