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On 19 Oct 2004 David Kramer wrote: > I'm guessing that it's getting a non-autoritative answer from another > server. Try "host -v (domainname)" to verify that's where it's getting > the DNS entry from. No, it's not connecting at all. A couple of people pointed out to me off-list that the PHP function is probably connecting over TCP and DNS uses UDP. The servers that fail have port 53 open for UDP connections only. They're right -- and it is possible to use a PHP fsockopen() with UDP but it's more complex as then you have to listen for the answer etc. It will make things trickier. -- Tom
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