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From: Dirk Janssen <djanssen@netcologne.de>
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Date: Thu, 25 Jul 2002 10:19:35 +0200
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Subject: Re: Openssh-portable
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Scott Gerhardt schrieb:
>
>I just set up openssh-portable-3.4p1_5 from the ports on a 4.5-RELEASE
>box and now ssh is very slow to login (60 seconds or more).  Other than
>the delay, everything else works fine.  I couldn't find any answers in
>the archives.
>
>Seems like DNS lookup issue.
>
>Is this a known problem and what is the suggested fix?

I had this problem too on one machine (others worked fine, all 
4.6-Stable), it had nothing to do with my settings in sshd_config 
(ReverseMappingCheck no). 
It helped (I don't exactly know why) to copy my resolv.conf to the 
directory /usr/local/empty/etc/ an chmod /usr/local/empty to 755.
If /usr/local/empty doesn't exist, try /var/empty, this depends on how 
you compiled openssh.
If somebody knows why exactly this solution works it would be kind to let 
me know.

Regards,

Dirk




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