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    Suggestion: "Server not found", DNS issues, box5

    Sometimes when I go to me Web site :] on box5

    Firefox stays still and on the bottom-left it says something about "trying to find *.hostpo.net" (where * is me address to me web site).

    And then Firefox spits out: "Server not found."

    And then I hit F5 and then the Web page shows.

    So my suggestion is that the domain name always goes to the server. I don't know how to test this...maybe a script with random number for `sleep` and then `getipaddressfordomain *.hostpo.net` and then when the IP doesn't come out, we've got ourselves a crocodile! Where 'crocodile' means something to figure out even deeper. Something deep within the server code and that only can be found out through textual se\x. It's gotta go reaaaaaall deep.

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    Re: Suggestion: "Server not found", DNS issues, box5

    Thanks for suggestion

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    Re: Suggestion: "Server not found", DNS issues, box5

    Whoa whoa whoa whoa.......Did you not read the whole message?

    From McGruber in the last post on this thread at the last two sentences:
    > Something deep within the server code and
    > that only can be found out through textual se\x.
    > It's gotta go reaaaaaall deep.

    These two statements/sentences needs to be removed-by-editing by a moderator for 100% certainty as they ring to the word 'bogus/creepy/creates-awkwardness.' New testing-rules/moderator-policies are described later in this post.

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    Re: Suggestion: "Server not found", DNS issues, box5

    Actually, nevermind the DNS issues. I did this:

    $: cat diablo2linux.hostpo.net_test.sh ; echo STOP_SCRIPT
    #!/bin/bash

    # The purpose of this script is to test the probability of
    # receiving the IP address of domain name diablo2linux.hostpo.net
    # by creating statistics in the form of:
    # '1'=hit
    # '0'=miss

    OUT=diablo2linux.hostpo.net_testresults.txt

    echo -n '' > $OUT
    n=1;
    while [ 1 ] ; do
    echo -n "$n) " >> $OUT
    ping -c 1 diablo2linux.hostpo.net > /dev/null 2>&1 && echo 1 >> $OUT || echo 0 >> $OUT
    sleep_t=$(echo "$RANDOM / 300" | bc -l)
    sleep_t=${sleep_t%.*}
    let sleep_t++
    echo "sleep $sleep_t" >> $OUT
    sleep $sleep_t
    let n++
    done
    STOP_SCRIPT

    $: cat diablo2linux.hostpo.net_testresults.txt ; echo STOP_OUTPUT
    1) 1
    sleep 49
    2) 1
    sleep 5
    3) 1
    sleep 81
    4) 1
    sleep 69
    5) 1
    sleep 94
    6) 1
    sleep 101
    7) 1
    sleep 12
    8) 1
    sleep 89
    9) 1
    sleep 84
    10) 1
    sleep 41
    11) 1
    sleep 78
    12) 1
    sleep 41
    13) 1
    sleep 96
    14) 1
    sleep 96
    15) 1
    sleep 98
    16) 1
    sleep 36
    17) 1
    sleep 61
    18) 1
    sleep 90
    19) 1
    sleep 68
    20) 1
    sleep 3
    21) 1
    sleep 109
    22) 1
    sleep 78
    23) 1
    sleep 5
    24) 1
    sleep 96
    25) 1
    sleep 34
    26) 1
    sleep 72
    27) 1
    sleep 74
    28) 1
    sleep 27
    29) 1
    sleep 55
    30) 1
    sleep 94
    31) 1
    sleep 2
    32) 1
    sleep 93
    33) 1
    sleep 47
    34) 1
    sleep 2
    35) 1
    sleep 38
    36) 1
    sleep 27
    37) 1
    sleep 68
    38) 1
    sleep 48
    39) 1
    sleep 80
    40) 1
    sleep 7
    41) 1
    sleep 84
    42) 1
    sleep 14
    43) 1
    sleep 96
    44) 1
    sleep 79
    45) 1
    sleep 104
    46) 1
    sleep 97
    47) 1
    sleep 42
    48) 1
    sleep 98
    49) 1
    sleep 79
    50) 1
    sleep 110
    51) 1
    sleep 32
    52) 1
    sleep 59
    53) 1
    sleep 22
    54) 1
    sleep 4
    55) 1
    sleep 79
    56) 1
    sleep 93
    57) 1
    sleep 28
    58) 1
    sleep 30
    59) 1
    sleep 74
    60) 1
    sleep 10
    61) 1
    sleep 29
    62) 1
    sleep 68
    63) 1
    sleep 86
    64) 1
    sleep 35
    65) 1
    sleep 6
    66) 1
    sleep 41
    STOP_OUTPUT

    Not to mention I put the sleeper at 1-3sec and after ~300 tries the subdomain diablo2linux.hostpo.net worked out.

    But of course, the subdomain probably didn't do much, I probably could've just pinged hostpo.net. This suggests that my system with Firefox was the main DNSer issue...could be my DHCP client or router/DSL-modem/ISP something or another. All seems clear for the domain going to the server.

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    Re: Suggestion: "Server not found", DNS issues, box5

    Well, also not sure if your system with firefox is the fault. Did you tried any other DNS, such as OpenDNS ? That can be the issue.
    BTW, your comments (or monologue) are kinda creepy, you know ?

    And P.S. Did you tried to hide your domain in the first post, but you fail making it public on the third one. Hahaha (diablo2linux.hostpo.net)

    Regards.

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    Re: Suggestion: "Server not found", DNS issues, box5

    can you please try to open the site on safe mode Safe Mode, do you get this error on internet explorer also

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    Re: Suggestion: "Server not found", DNS issues, box5

    We don't understand you Satdav

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