max bianco wrote:
*snip*
Sounds like DNS issue. Statically set the DNS to the same IP as your
default gateway or manually enter the actual ip of the DNS servers. I
prefer the first option so you don't have to worry about updating dns
entries unless you have some reason to use specific dns servers.
-Max
Funny that for some strange reason thunderbird was triggered to suspect
this message was a scam - but hasn't (yet) been triggered by the very
obviouus scams that make it past SpamAssassin.
weird.
-=-
back on top.
yeah - it's dns issue.
set up as dhcp. then -
cp /etc/resolve.conf /etc/resolve.conf.save
then set up as static and reboot.
then -
grep "^nameserver" /etc/resolv.conf.save > /etc/resolv.conf
'tis what I do.
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