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by **msech** » Sat, 18 Dec 2010 04:04:51

hello all

sorry for my english and if the sbj is not quiet clear...
I hava this strange problem: on a server I have a website, for example
www.mysite.com. when I try to get a page from the same server using
the shell doing

wget http://www.mysite.com/index.php

I get this message

--2010-12-16 18:23:17-- http://www.mysite.com/index.php
Resolving www.mysite.com... 72.26.xxx.xxx
Connecting to www.mysite.com|72.26.xxx.xxx|:80...

look like it is impossible to resolve local domains. If I try to get a
page from a website outside my server everything go right

thanks for any idea

regards
Manuel

by **Joe Beanfis** » Sun, 19 Dec 2010 04:16:31

Quote:> hello all

> sorry for my english and if the sbj is not quiet clear...
> I hava this strange problem: on a server I have a website, for example
> www.mysite.com. when I try to get a page from the same server using
> the shell doing

> wget http://www.mysite.com/index.php

> I get this message

> --2010-12-16 18:23:17-- http://www.mysite.com/index.php
> Resolving www.mysite.com... 72.26.xxx.xxx
> Connecting to www.mysite.com|72.26.xxx.xxx|:80...

> look like it is impossible to resolve local domains. If I try to get a
> page from a website outside my server everything go right

> thanks for any idea

> regards
> Manuel

You need to use a DNS that is configured to give proper answers for those
inside the (presumed) NAT. Barring that you could find out the internal
IP address of the server and add that to /etc/hosts. Fetching by the IP
probably won't work if it's a virtual host.

by **Jorgen Grah** » Sun, 19 Dec 2010 04:40:28

>> hello all

>> sorry for my english and if the sbj is not quiet clear...
>> I hava this strange problem: on a server I have a website, for example
>> www.mysite.com. when I try to get a page from the same server using
>> the shell doing

>> wget http://www.mysite.com/index.php

>> I get this message

>> --2010-12-16 18:23:17-- http://www.mysite.com/index.php
>> Resolving www.mysite.com... 72.26.xxx.xxx
>> Connecting to www.mysite.com|72.26.xxx.xxx|:80...

>> look like it is impossible to resolve local domains. If I try to get a
>> page from a website outside my server everything go right

...

Quote:> You need to use a DNS that is configured to give proper answers for those
> inside the (presumed) NAT.

If you ignore the odd phrase "local domains", it seems he already gets
the right answer:

Quote:>> wget http://www.mysite.com/index.php
...
>> Resolving www.mysite.com... 72.26.xxx.xxx

There's nothing in his description which says he believes
72.26.xxx.xxx is the wrong IP address.

/Jorgen

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by **Gustav** » Sun, 19 Dec 2010 16:11:53

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Hi,

I think the problem is that your system is trying to solve domain name
using a resolver, I guess given by your ISP, in which there are NOT any
of your local domains.

There are two alternatives:

1. Using a DNS server within your LAN and set A and PTR records for your
zone.

or, as said Joe Beanfish before:

2. Handling /etc/hosts

Server'sIP mysite

ex:

192.168.1.20 mysite

Also you can (and you should whenever the case) set the parent domain
(such as "localdomain") in the same line.

In some systems you also will need to set the sequence with which system
starts to solve domain names: first hosts file, second dns server, or
vice versa.

regards
Gustavo
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by **Lawrence D'Oliveir** » Mon, 20 Dec 2010 09:35:54

In message <0137d929-

> I hava this strange problem: on a server I have a website, for example
> www.mysite.com. when I try to get a page from the same server using
> the shell ...
> look like it is impossible to resolve local domains. If I try to get a
> page from a website outside my server everything go right

Is the server directly connected to the Internet? Or is it on a LAN behind,
say, an ADSL router?

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