I'll keep this brief. I try to connect to capitalmediaonline.com
(216.167.114.247).
Netscape says: "a network error occured. Unable to connect to server
(TCP error: no route to host). The server may be down or
unreachable. Try connecting again later.
Access Log: no record of the event.
Server Log: no errors, no work performed.
openACS: 3.2.2
Postgres: 7.0. capitalmediaonline is a database created for this
service. The database works fine. The data models are loaded, psql
works fine in it.
Postgres Driver: recompiled. when startind nsd, no complaints (I have
the nsd stuff in a different location than the original driver
compile, so I had to recompile it).
ping 216.167.114.247: no problem, 100%
ps -ef | grep nsd: everything's there
nsd.tcl: everything's configured (hardcoded 216.167.114.247 in the
address, hardcoded capitalmediaonline for the hostname, told the three
pools to look for localhost::capitalmediaonline).
capitalmediaonline.tcl: everything's pointing to capitalmediaonline.
21 references to capitalmediaonline in the file. Otherwise,
everything's identical to what works for another service on the same
server.
DNS: my machine can see capitalmediaonline.com without any trouble.
Timespent: all night. I'm really grouchy, frustrated, and desperate.
As near as I can tell, everythings in line. While the DNS was being
replicated over the past few days, I had an identical setup working
locally. I used the same basic tcl files to get things going, with a
few modifications to look locally instead of worldwide. This service
is running on a dedicated server remotely through digital nation. I
spoke with Unix support over there, and they can't see anything wrong
with the network. However, neither he nor I can get through to
capitalmediaonline.com. Any ideas?