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when i use Wget its got like this: Code: wget URL/IP --2009-12-29 21:24:30-- URL/IP Resolving URL/IP... now its sleeps for 15 sec '.. and then the download starting .. i ...
  1. 12-29-2009 #1
    dalet11
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    Sleep time on wget.. (dns problem maybe)

    when i use Wget its got like this:

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    wget URL/IP
--2009-12-29 21:24:30--  URL/IP
Resolving URL/IP...
    now its sleeps for 15 sec '..
    and then the download starting ..
    i got the same problem on SSH Connect .. but when i changed "use dns = 0" its got ok ..

    help?
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    The DNS lookup has a timeout when accessing the addresses found in /etc/resolv.conf before trying the next one. As you see, changing the timeout to 0 it will switch immediately. Yes, this is a DNS lookup problem, and probably due to a problem with your default dns server.
    Sometimes, real fast is almost as good as real time.
    Just remember, Semper Gumbi - always be flexible!
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    How can i set the timeout to 0? where can i fond it?
    thanks!
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    I think you did that when you changed "use dns=0"... As you said, "it's got ok...".
    Sometimes, real fast is almost as good as real time.
    Just remember, Semper Gumbi - always be flexible!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rubberman View Post
    I think you did that when you changed "use dns=0"... As you said, "it's got ok...".
    =] i set it on the sshd.conf..
    only for the ssh.. but i want t for the all server.. :P
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  6. 12-29-2009 #6
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    i have fix the problem.. thanks for the help!
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