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Nico Golde schrieb:
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* Wolfgang Kohnen <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:wollie@lis.bremen.de"><wollie@lis.bremen.de></a> [2005-08-08 11:52]:
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<pre wrap="">sorry if this is a known bug, BTS seems to be down or something...
After hibernating my notebook with software suspend v2 to disk for a
while (say 10 hours), fetchmail can'T resolve servers' hostnames and
comlains about temporarily DNS errors. A restart of the fetchmail daemon
fixes this behaviour.
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All the other programs are able to do this?
Regards Nico
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Yes, Thunderbird, host, dig, ping, Firefox, whatever. Usually my
resolv.conf points to a dnsmasq(8) on another machine which in turn is
behind a NAT. But at work, with no NAT, no dnsmasq, resolv.conf points
to a bind8 forwarder, it's the same behaviour. This is new to you?
Shall I do some investigations, checks, do you have some ideas? That
behaviour is not 100% reproducible, maybe (I can't tell now) it appears
only when I change the network while the box is suspended... I don't
know...<br>
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Wollie<br>
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