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Not that this is exactly pertinent to your problem, but I was running QDNS
Re: Problems with QuickDNS Pro 3.0.1
From: Philip Butler
Date: Monday, February 12, 2001
Time: 10:42:09 am
2.1 on a G4 Server and it crashed at least once a week. I have since moved
it to a old PowerMac running sys 8.6 and have had relatively no crashes. Is
this a similar experience that others have had?
Philip
-----Original Message-----
From: quickdns-talk@lists.menandmice.com
[mailto:quickdns-talk@lists.menandmice.com]On Behalf Of Bennie Warren
Sent: Saturday, February 10, 2001 8:57 AM
To: QuickDNS Talk
Subject: Re: Problems with QuickDNS Pro 3.0.1
Welcome to my world. I have been sending Macsbug logs to them constantly.
They can't seem to locate the problem. What's interesting is we seem to
crash all week long then on the weekends everything is fine. I think it is
probably a load problem. To tell the truth I am almost ready to go back to
v2. It only crashed about once a week. This is the only app on this machine
which is a B&W G3 350. I have put their support on email notification when
the machine goes down so they could really see how often this is. Of course
with their permission. I do get responses from them that they are working on
it. I have also noticed some domains I can't get to unless I use another DNS
server. That is just starting to show up.
Bennie
> Ok, we upgraded to QDNS 3.01 the other day and have had 4 crashes in
> recent days, including 1 at 4:30AM and one at 1:30PM today. When it
> quits it quits with an error of type 2, or type 1. Of course rebound
> will not restart the box because the system is still alive. The box is
> unpingable, and QDNS just dies.
>
> This was happening under 3.0 (hence the reason we upgraded to 3.01),
> however when QDNS crashed on 3.0 the box would reboot, so I was not too
> worried about it. I assumed that our problems might be fixed under 3.01,
> so I upgraded. Anyway a couple of questions:
>
> 1. When will QDNS for OSX be available?
> 2. Does anyone else have this QDNS "dieing" problem?
>
> Take a peek out our MRTG graphs for this server:
> http://stats.mia.net/~mrtg/r252/r252.html
>
> You will notice that the high/upward spikes indicate when the box
> crashed.. I wonder if there is just a high level of transfer going on at
> the time, or something to that affect that is causing QDNS to puke? Of
> course there is not a "huge" amount of traffic here, also we have made
> two of our secondaries to act as recursive servers for our dialup users,
> via our Portmasters, so as to take load off the primary. We did this
> some time ago (see the archives for our last round of QDNS problems).
>
> thanx,
>
> jer
> www.hostdrive.com
> Colocate Your G4 Cube at cubelocation.com
>
>
> NetZero = What this company will "NET" --- "ZERO"
>
>
>
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Lemoore, CA 93245
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