On Tue, Jan 02, 2007 at 08:14:56PM -0500, John (yt) Hogenmiller wrote:
> Basically, as near as I can tell, dnscache is refusing dns requests.
> I may be wrong in this assumption, but I've reached the end of my
> knowledge, and the end of any pertinent list archives I've been able
> to find on the subject. I turn to the list for further information.
What does "svstat /service/dnscache" say? Have you tried running strace
against the hung dnscache to see what it's doing?
> Immediately after restarting dnscache, I get a timeout. After a few
> seconds, I get connection refused. Netstat -nl shows dnscache
I don't see how dnscache could produce a refused connection unless it
closed port 53, which it never does. It sounds like it might be
terminating and getting restarted by svscan (the svstat above will tell
us that).
> root@primus_ip 0%: sudo /usr/local/etc/rc.d/services.sh restart
> Restarting services: axfrdns dnscache tinydns.
Although here it looks like you might not be running svscan. What's in
services.sh?
-Peff
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