Mike Chambers wrote: > >Check your /etc/resolv.conf file which should contain your DNS info from >your ISP. For best results, it should contain something like below.. > >search your-isp-domain-name.com (domain.com) >nameserver your.dns.ip.number (1.2.3.4) >nameserver your.dns.ip.number (1.2.3.5) > >It may be that your resolv.conf isn't getting written to correctly or >something. Hope this helps, > >Mike > Mike, Thanks for the info. I tried and checked all that and played around, and it still didn't work, but.... I eventually just did a clean install, except I left /home alone (little movie lingo there), and this time I didn't install so much stuff and all is working fine. I really think I had too much installed, or somehow what was there before the original install (upgrade) wasn't cleaned up quite right. Anyhow, thanks again, as now I know better what goes where. Best regards, Mike Dougherty
