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[Rene Paulokat <rene AT so36.net>]

Am Thu, 23 Dec 2010 15:09:59 +0100
schrieb subhuman <discipline AT gmx.net>:

> On Thu, 23 Dec 2010 06:38:03 -0700
> Jeff Taylor <shdwdrgn AT sourpuss.net> wrote:
> 
> > Actually from the results you are getting, my guess is that your
> > ISP is hijacking your DNS queries and substituting their own
> > results.  This is based in the fact that your pings are returning
> > an IP obviously from your ISP (89.246.64.39 - I assume your ISP is
> > versatel.de?)...
> yes it is.
> [snip]
> 
> [snip]
> > If you want to go this path, just follow the setup instructions on
> > the opennic website for creating a tier-2 server, just don't
> > publish it as a public server (unless you want to).  The setup
> > works just as well for local queries, and BIND will also provide
> > local caching for you.
> I'll go and try. Thx 4 your advice so far. Without having taken a look
> at the opennic website, might "pdns-server - extremely powerful and
> versatile nameserver" (result from debian's apt-cache) be of any help?

:) come on - the problem here seems your misconfigured ppp - 
imho this has nothing to do with versatel
hijacking anything.
and i guess its worth a lot more getting a grip on your pppd than
setting up a local resolver - which in turn has to be accepted as a
resolver by your ip-up-foobar scripts as well as any other dns
your're trying to use.

this has more to do with your linux-distribution you use than with
anything else. 

regards

rene



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