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distributed-net problem



I have a problem with my background key cruncher on my network gateway
machine.  My other machine on my lan can get out through my gateway
machine to flush and update its key buffers, but my gateway machine
cannot.  It has over 990 blocks in the out buffer waiting to go.

My distributed-net.log file looks like this:


RC5DES v2.7105.434 client - a project of distributed.net
Copyright 1997-1999 distributed.net
DES bitslice driver Copyright 1997-1998, Andrew Meggs
DES sboxes routines Copyright 1997-1998, Matthew Kwan
DES search routines Copyright 1997-1998, Svend Olaf Mikkelsen
Please visit http://www.distributed.net/ for up-to-date contest information.
Start the client with '-help' for a list of valid command line options.


RC5DES Client v2.7105.434 for Linux started.
Using email address (distributed.net ID) 'russcook@icon.net'

[Jan 30 12:47:10 UTC] Automatic processor detection found 1 processor.
[Jan 30 12:47:10 UTC] Automatic processor detection found an Intel Pentium.
[Jan 30 12:47:10 UTC] DES: selecting BrydDES core.
                      RC5: selecting Pentium, Am486, Cx486/5x86/MediaGX core.

[Jan 30 12:47:10 UTC] Network::failed to resolve name "us.v27.distributed.net"
[Jan 30 12:47:10 UTC] Network::Open Error - sleeping for 3 seconds
[Jan 30 12:47:13 UTC] Network::failed to resolve name "us.v27.distributed.net"
[Jan 30 12:47:13 UTC] Network::Open Error - sleeping for 3 seconds
[Jan 30 12:47:16 UTC] Network::failed to resolve name "us.v27.distributed.net"
[Jan 30 12:47:16 UTC] Network::Open Error - sleeping for 3 seconds
[Jan 30 12:47:19 UTC] Network::failed to resolve name "us.v27.distributed.net"
[Jan 30 12:47:19 UTC] Network::Open Error - sleeping for 3 seconds
[Jan 30 12:47:22 UTC] Network::failed to resolve name "us.v27.distributed.net"
[Jan 30 12:47:22 UTC] 0 RC5 blocks (0*2^28 keys) remain in buff-in.rc5
[Jan 30 12:47:22 UTC] 892 RC5 blocks (922*2^28 keys) are in buff-out.rc5
[Jan 30 12:47:22 UTC] 1 cruncher has been started.

I'm running portmapper, and would be happy to upload my config files
to anyone who's interested.  Thanks for any help.

Russ


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