On 15/11/17 04:19, tappdint wrote:
Amos Jeffries wrote
You need to either;
* configure the VM running Squid to use a DNS resolver that knows what
the internal domains are, or
* configure the DNS resolver it is using to know those internal
hostnames, or
* configure your network using the standardized .local namespace
intended for local hostnames and all the VMs to use m-DNS.
Just wanted to clarify/confirm. My squid and host app containers are running
locally on my mac (no VM) and the application that requests said host is the
one running in the VM. Are the 3 options you provided still valid?
Yes. Though there may be complications depending on whether the
containers have their own DNS server settings or use the hosts.
For the first option I was thinking of figuring out what DNS Resolvers my
Mac uses to resolve hosts and add those to my squid.conf using the
*dns_nameservers* config (along with the existing ones already in Squid's
resolv.conf). Would that be the correct approach?
Squid should be loading the /etc/hosts and /etc/resolv.conf settings by
default. You only need the dns_nameservers if you want to override the
machines normal ones.
Amos
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