This happens when trying to login in from any machine....even a
machine I have never logged into this box from. I figure this has to
do with some identifying key on the SuSE box. But I can't think of
what?
Can anyone give me an idea of what to look for?
Thanks,
Rob
I've seen this with FTP, but not SSH so it's a guess. Are the name
servers working?
Jeff
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>I had to change my ip address on my box. Now when I shell into it I
>get about a 30 second pause between when I send "ssh
FAQ!!! Fix your DNS (or the hosts file on the server).
>This happens when trying to login in from any machine....even a
>machine I have never logged into this box from. I figure this has
>to do with some identifying key on the SuSE box. But I can't think
>of what?
The daemon on the system you try to log in _TO_ is trying to fill in
the logs properly - "who is this idiot who is connecting to me?"
Well, it knows the IP address, so it tries to ask the C library code
in the kernel to translate this IP address to a Fully Qualified Domain
Name (FQDN) which is translated to mean a hostname with dots. "foo"
isn't the FQDN - we're looking for 'foo.bar.baz.qux.example.com'
Two solutions: Fix the DNS - the PTR record for "this" IP address
must translate to a FQDN. The other solution is to put an entry
in the hosts file on the server that has the IP and FQDN.
>Can anyone give me an idea of what to look for?
That search engine you are posting from can. Did you try using that?
Results 1 - 10 of about 2,240,000 for long pause login Linux. (0.22
seconds)
Didn't think so.
Old guy