On Wed, Aug 06, 2003 at 09:53:42PM -0500, Greg Norris wrote: > The proxy server is also running pdnsd, which is providing name > resolution for the local network. This appears to be working > properly... email, http (minus squid), etc. have no apparent problem > resolving hostnames. I've tried reconfiguring the proxy server to use > my ISP's nameservers, just to be sure, but that didn't make any > noticeable difference. The proxy box is currently running squid 2.5.3.
I've enabled debugging messages for pdnsd, and they seem to indicate that it's working just fine. For example, I just got an error trying to access www.debris.com, but pdnsd shows a successful query. 272 08/08 22:11:25| Received query. 272 08/08 22:11:25| Questions are: 272 08/08 22:11:25| qc=IN (1), qt=A (1), query="www.debris.com." 272 08/08 22:11:25| Starting cached resolve for: www.debris.com., query A 272 08/08 22:11:25| Trying name servers. 272 08/08 22:11:25| Query to 24.30.200.3 succeeded. 272 08/08 22:11:25| p_dns_resolve: using local cent copy. 272 08/08 22:11:25| Outbound msg len 32, tc=0, rc="no error" 272 08/08 22:11:25| Answering to: 127.0.0.1, source address: 127.0.0.1 I've done just about everything I can think of to rule out DNS resolution, and at this point I'm fairly certain that it's a squid problem. Any suggestions on how I could debug this? I'd really like to get squid working properly, and it's fairly useless at the moment...
