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All,

OS: RedHat 5.2, Kernel 2.0.36-0.7

I have been using squid succesfully for about a year now. Over the last
week, while I was out of town actually, something happened and squid could
no longer resolve DNS names properly. I suspected that something happened
with my ISP but nslookup tests resolve properly. I changed the order of the
DNS Servers in the /etc/resolv.conf. nslookup still worked fine but squid
wouldn't.

When I run dnsserver manually, it works.

        [root@portal squid]# ./dnsserver
        www.exxon.com
        $addr 0 192.67.48.3

However, when I attempt to connect to http://www.exxon.com, I get the
following errors in the cache.log (debug = 3)

I have tried this with multiple destination hosts and two different browsers
on four different machines. The initial failure occurred when I was running
squid version 1.1.22. Since I had made very few changes from the initial
install from a RedHat RPM, I removed and reinstalled squid version 1.1.22
and the same thing happened. I am currently running
squid-rhcn-2.2.DEVEL4-1. The shipped squid.conf file required some fairly
significant surgery to get it work (primarily in the security areas).
However, by following the FAQ, I got it to replicate the same error as in
1.1.22.

The following attachment contains the active (i.e. non-commented) lines in
my squid.conf.

Any help that anyone can offer will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

William