wrong name resolution...
Max Waterman
davidmaxwaterman at fastmail.co.uk
Fri Jul 16 01:57:26 UTC 2004
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Hi,
I wonder if one of you can tell me why this keeps (occasionally) happening.
When I visit a web site such as
<http://discussions.info.apple.com/>
my web browser displays
http://discussions.info.apple.com/aub.about.cfm
which is the same as
http://www.jingmei.org/aub.about.cfm.
It happens with various web sites at various times.
If I open a shell and lookup discussions.info.apple.com with 'host' it
resolves to 17.112.147.130, which, when I put it into my browser instead
of the domain, brings up the correct page.
I am accessing it from my Powerbook (10.3.4) using Firefox (0.9.2)
configured to use an http proxy server, and my dns server is running
dnsmasq (2.8).
I know it's not bind, but I hope some of you might be able to give me
some pointers to what could be wrong.
Max.
[1] dnsmasq.conf contains :
interface=eth1
filterwin2k
no-resolv
domain-needed
server=...
server=...
server=...
server=...
server=...
selfmx
no-negcache
dhcp-range=192.168.0.10,192.168.0.254,1h
domain=jingmei.org
expand-hosts
dhcp-option=3,192.168.0.1
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