Am I right when I say it's caching DNS server settings (from
/etc/resolv.conf) or it's just caching the resolutions?
It's caching both.
How can I disable that?
You cannot.
You can invalidate cached DNS addresses by SIGUSR2-ing Polipo. You
currently cannot invalidate the DNS server being
On Thu, Mar 24, 2005 at 04:38:07PM +0200, Radu Cristescu wrote:
Package: polipo
Version: 0.9.6-1
Severity: important
Server reports a Last-Modified date newer than the one of the cache
file, but polipo reports that it was not modified and serves the out of
date file even if a
Looks like what happened wasn't from the content validation part of
polipo. It's that polipo seems to cache the DNS settings and I was
changed them on the fly, which caused me to report this. In fact, polipo
was only interrogating the old DNS it knew and ignored me completely.
Changing the
Package: polipo
Version: 0.9.6-1
Severity: important
Server reports a Last-Modified date newer than the one of the cache
file, but polipo reports that it was not modified and serves the out of
date file even if a If-Modified-Since header is supplied.
/etc/polipo/config:
proxyAddress = ::
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