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[Zach Gibbens <infocop411 AT gmail.com>]

well, no doubt, that isn't www.opennic.glue A Record, it takes me to a
page  that no doubt is another revenue source for the ISP
http://searchassist.teoma.com/landing.jsf?p=cnksver&q=www.opennic.glue&rs=fake&kw=&id=ikadkhadfkajf&t=9_59_1_0_1_2_1

I ran "dig www.opennic.glue @89.246.64.38 +short" and "dig
www.opennic.glue @82.145.9.38 +short" and the reply was 89.246.64.38 and
82.145.9.39 respectively, so I do find that as a possible sign that this
could be pppd, but also a sign that the ISP could be messing with it
too, can you check /etc/pppd/resolv.conf for any changes since your
edit, and if so, post it? can you also post /etc/resolv.conf

make sure both /etc/pppd/resolv.conf and /etc/resolv.conf contain

nameserver 178.63.26.173
nameserver 217.79.186.148

and then run 3 commands, the order does matter. it will be a fair bit of
output.

dig www.opennic.glue
dig www.opennic.glue @178.63.26.173
dig www.opennic.glue @217.79.186.148
dig www.opennic.glue @83.223.73.116

(The 3rd server is a new Tier 2 server, just recently added to the list)
This will help to figure out which issue is which and how best to help
On 12/23/2010 02:16 PM, Jeff Taylor wrote:
> If you want to suggest some troubleshooting for him, go for it.  His
> resolv.conf is showing opennic nameservers, so what else should he be
> looking at?  I've never worked with a pppd setup before, so is there
> another location he should be looking for dns resolvers?  The only thing
> I can think of is that he gave us a copy of /etc/pppd/resolv.conf, but
> did not tell us if /etc/resolv.conf also exists (and what the contents
> of that might be).
> 
> 
> On 12/23/2010 08:09 AM, Rene Paulokat wrote:
>>
>> :) 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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