>From: Julianne Weekers
>Sent: 22 August 1997 07:40
>To: squid-users@nlanr.net
>Subject: WARNING: No IP address found
>
>I have an entry for lyrebird in /etc/hosts and have dnsservers to spare,
>so why does it have this problem? Anyone know?
I imagine it is because of the resolver implementation. It is most
common that if your squid is linked with the resolv library, that
restricts it to DNS lookups. To allow what you are looking for,
different platforms have different solutions, such as editing
nsswitch.conf in Solaris, NYS (I think?), or resolv+. These all allow
mechanisms to look up names in a user-supplied order, e.g. /etc/hosts,
then NIS, then DNS.
However, these are circumvented if squid is directly linked with the
standard DNS resolver, as that supports DNS and nothing else.
It may be better to try to get lyrebird added to the DNS instead.
Jonathan L.
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Received on Fri Aug 22 1997 - 04:32:16 MDT
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