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From: Abdul Rehman Gani (abdulg
eastcoast.co.za)Date: Wed Feb 21 2001 - 01:03:47 CST
Hi,
I posted this last week and received no response. I realise this is a
voluntary list but, frankly, I am concerned about what happened and would
like to take steps to prevent it from happenening again. I would really
appreciate some help on this or pointers to try to resolve it.
Thanks,
Abdul
> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-misc
openbsd.org [mailto:owner-misc
openbsd.org]On Behalf Of
> Abdul Rehman Gani
> Sent: 15 February 2001 10:31
> To: OBSD-Misc
> Subject: arpresolve: unable to allocate llinfo
>
>
> Hi,
>
> Two of my OBSD servers had exhibited strange behaviour in the last week.
>
> The first, on Sunday, was a 2.7 server running Squid 2.2-stable5
> and tinydns
> from djbdns 1.02. It started displaying '/bsd: arpresolve: can't allocate
> llinfo' and no connections could be made to it. I rebooted and it's been
> fine since.
>
> Then this morning another server running OBSD 2.6, with qmail
> 1.03, vpopmail
> 4.9.6-1, httpd and dnscachex from djbdns 1.04 also started displaying the
> error and stop accepting connections. I rebooted and it's been fine.
>
> I have searched the misc archive and most indicators seem to be
> that it's a
> routing or netmask problem. Thing is, these machines have been in service
> for over 6 months and 1 year respectively and this is the first
> time I have
> seen this problem - no changes to any routing/tcp-ip/netmask
> table recently,
> except that I changed from named to dnscache on the second machine at the
> end of Jan and installed tinydns on the first in November. I have another
> 2.7 machine running tinydns and a 2.8 running dnscache and those have not
> exhibited these problems (yet).
>
> What should I look for to try to diagnose this problem (one of
> the messages
> in the archive hinted a arp poisoning!?!)? I did not try to check anything
> before rebooting, but I would appreciate some pointers about where to look
> or what to do if this happens again.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Abdul
>
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