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At 08:28 PM 6/8/97 -0600, Nate Williams wrote:
>> NAA00753: SYSERR(root): collect: I/O error on connection from
>> btr-21-101.tm.net.my, from=<sumi@mdc.com.my.: Connection reset by
>> btr-21-101.tm.net.my
>
>
>I used to see these when my boss MAC running Eudora got confused with
>DNS things.  Since he switched to a PC he's never seen them since, so I
>suspect a bug in MacTCP.
>


Thanks a lot Nate.

As it turns out, all of the criticism and hassle i've been
getting results from client errors (from corrupt TCP/IP stacks
to misconfiguration of eudora ....) - spent a couple of days
there looking at all the things they were trying.

Thank you to everyone who offered advice... good to know that
i actually had it configured correctly for once :)

chas


>>
>> jun 7 23:23:23 popper: Unable to get canonical name f client, err=60