[Javaemailserver-user] DNS Issues with JES 2.1.x
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From: <jav...@li...> - 2011-06-21 17:28:43
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I just forwarded a message I received some time ago on my personal mailbox. It didn't catch my attention at the time and it never made to the list for approval. (Sorry Ben) Both Ben and Ronald report the same problem that has to do something with the way I haveextended the DNSService class (or so I believe at this time). I have followed the setup instructions to the letter and have been unable to reproduce theissue. Pretty obviously thought it's there. May I ask both Ben and Ronald for a bit more info? PC or Mac?OS (Windows/Linux Distro/OSX)? OS version?Java version? Could you also please mail the log entries (in the logs folder) that correspond to this exception? On the mac, are you Ronald using Parallels or some other VM to run windows and executeJES from there? I have to point out, just like it is implied on the manual, that no testing hastaken place on a Mac (I don't own one) and I can think of a few issues withthe code that would render it non Mac friendly (to put it mildly). Could you both also run the lookup script from the bin folder? Something along the lines of (just copy/paste the line below to the shell script): lookup "" "" MX sourceforge.net ??? The output should be adding server 192.168.XXX.XXXadding search XXXXXXXXXlookup sourceforge.net. MXunknownSending to 192.168.XXX.XXX:53queried sourceforge.net. MXsuccessfulsourceforge.net:sourceforge.net. 3600 IN MX 10 mx.sourceforge.net. If the lookup script executes like such then I can exclude the DNSJava 2.1.0 code from causingthe problem. Thank you both for taking the time to report this problem. Any further info will be of great helpto bring a quick resolution. Andreas |