I have just installed a "PiHole" advert blocking system, which among other things allows me to log what DNS queries are being made on my network. I have discovered that something (unfortunately, because of the way my network is configured, I cannot easily find out what) is doing a DNS query for "jive.squeezenetwork.com" every few seconds. This is obviously a fault, which I would like to fix, if only so the PiHole logs are not swamped by these queries; whatever is making the query gets an answer, so it shouldn't be repeating the request (thinks; is something crashing and restarting every few seconds and making the query at startup? I should look into that. There are a few server restarts in the log, but only 1 or 2 a day). The clients all work just fine.
Before I start doing some deep tinkering to find out what is going on, does this sound familiar to anyone? A Google search has not lead to anything helpful.
I am running Logitech Media Server (v7.9.2, 1547382380, Sun Jan 13 13:47:26 CET 2019) perl 5.026001 - x86_64-linux-gnu-thread-multi on Linux Mint 19.1 Cinnamon. I have 2 Duets and an SB3 client. I am using the startup switches "SLIMOPTIONS=--noimage --novideo --noupnp --nosb1slimp3syn --nomysqueezebox". I am not running any plugins. There are no relevant looking errors in the server log
Before I start doing some deep tinkering to find out what is going on, does this sound familiar to anyone? A Google search has not lead to anything helpful.
I am running Logitech Media Server (v7.9.2, 1547382380, Sun Jan 13 13:47:26 CET 2019) perl 5.026001 - x86_64-linux-gnu-thread-multi on Linux Mint 19.1 Cinnamon. I have 2 Duets and an SB3 client. I am using the startup switches "SLIMOPTIONS=--noimage --novideo --noupnp --nosb1slimp3syn --nomysqueezebox". I am not running any plugins. There are no relevant looking errors in the server log