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On 21/05/2013 23:36, Dale wrote: |
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> Michael Orlitzky wrote: |
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>> On 05/20/2013 07:08 PM, Dale wrote: |
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>>> Howdy, |
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>>> I noticed over the past few weeks a interesting issue. When I leave |
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>>> Seamonkey open for several hours, it looses its connection to the |
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>>> internet. If I open Firefox, it works fine. I can ping in a Konsole |
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>>> too. In Seamonkey tho, not even a simple page like google will work. |
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>>> If I close Seamonkey and then restart it, it works fine. I don't have |
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>>> to log out of KDE or anything either. Just restart Seamonkey and it |
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>>> works for a few more hours. Also, it affects both browser and email. |
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>> Try visiting an IP address instead of a hostname. There's an internal |
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>> DNS cache; if that's what's stopped working you can turn it off with |
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>> http://kb.mozillazine.org/Network.dnsCacheExpiration in about:config. |
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>> And hopefully that avoids the lookup entirely. |
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> Dang, that thing was set to like forever. Default according to your |
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> link was supposed to be like 60 or something. Mine was set to over |
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> 250,000. O_O |
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> Maybe that will fix this thing. I seem to recall it would have "looking |
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> up ****" at the bottom. The **** is whatever website I was trying to |
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> get to. |
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> I'm not sure this is it but thanks much!! Should know pretty soon. |
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Hmmm. Mine is set the same - 30 days. |
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I wonder how that could have happened when Mozilla's wiki recommends 60 |
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seconds as default |
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Alan McKinnon |
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