On Thursday 03 July 2003 23.14, Zand, Nooshin wrote:
> Hi,
> 1)
> It seems even though the first DNS entry in /etc/resolv.conf is not
> answering to dns query squid still tries to send the query to it.
> (based on tcpdump data) This causes slowness in web access.
> How can I enforce squid to not send dns query for a some period of
> time to defected DNS server?
Some programming may be required for this.
> 2)
> In squid2.4 I had to disable internal_dns and run dnsserver in
> order to check /etc/host file. It "seems" squid2.5 behaves the
> same. Please advise!
Squid-2.5 reads /etc/hosts or another hosts type file of your choice.
See the hosts_file directive in squid.conf.
Note: the hosts file is only read on startup or reconfigure.
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