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@Adnan Shahzad-2: I don't immediately see that this has anything to do with
external acl helpers.

I am not a squid expert, but I think if you want to accept all requests for
http://irqa-pc/, then you could define an acl with
    acl irqa-pc url_regex ^http://irqa-pc/
and put
    http_access allow irqa-pc
early on in the http_access section of the config file. If you want to
accept requests to any URL with no dots in the domain component then you
could probably use
    acl no_dots url_regex ^http://[^.]*/
    http_access allow no_dots

Others might be able to help with why you are getting so many requests for
this destination -- perhaps start a new thread?
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