Hum, it seems there is a misunderstanding here.
I do not want to always add www. in front of the domain name, I want it 
tried if it's not already there. Here is the scenario :
I type in "domain".
This does not resolve to anything, so I want Squid to try with ".com" 
appended, that is try with "domain.com". Only .com is to be tried, not 
all the possible suffixes. If "domain.com" resolves in DNS, then it 
stops there and connects to it.
If the "domain.com" did not resolve to anything in DNS, then try again 
with "www." prefixed this time, thus giving "www.domain.com". If that 
does not resolve either, then stop there.
Now, if I type in "domain.eu", then I don't want it to try with .com 
appended because there already is an extension. However, if that 
"domain.eu" does not get DNS resolution, then I want the "www." prefix 
part to apply.
And finally, if I type "sometld.domain.ext", I don't want it to try 
anything, even if it does not resolve.
I hope this makes it clearer.
Regards
Olivier
Received on Sun Aug 09 2009 - 09:06:41 MDT
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