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Re: [squid-users] Squid and DNS caching

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On Fri, 8 Apr 2005, SirWING wrote:

As I understand it Squid has it's own internal DNS cache, which is
enabled by default unless you compile Squid with the
--without-internal-dns flag.

The cache is always there. This flag only selects the older "dnsserver" approach of making concurrent DNS lookups to your DNS server.


How can I see that the DNS caching is running?

cachemgr has some info on the DNS cache hit ratio.

Is squid still using the
daemon/application "dnsserver" which usually is located in
/usr/lib/squid ? (the file is nowhere to be found)

Not unless your Squid is built with --without-internal-dns.

Are there any settings for squid.conf for the internal DNS caching? I
wasn't able to find any.

Look for ipcache.

Regards
Henrik

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