Hello Luigi
That's exactly the case. Sorry for that.
Joerg
-Original Message-
From: Luigi Gangitano [mailto:lu...@debian.org]
Sent: Wednesday, March 02, 2011 5:13 PM
To: Schuetter, Joerg
Cc: 604...@bugs.debian.org
Subject: Re: Bug#604775: squid3: Can't access www.google.com
Thanks Joerg,
so this bug was caused by your non-default setting of dns_v4_fallback to off,
right?
Regards,
L
Il giorno 22/feb/2011, alle ore 10.48, Joerg Schuetter ha scritto:
> Upgrading to 3.1.11 had the same result.
> Setting "dns_v4_fallback" to "on" (default) as suggested by Amos
> solv
Upgrading to 3.1.11 had the same result.
Setting "dns_v4_fallback" to "on" (default) as suggested by Amos
solved the issue.
Thanks
Joerg
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Hi Joerg,
I fail to see how this is a squid3 bug. From your wireshark dumps, the three
DNS queries have three different answers and
squid fails to work with the one that does not contain full response (either an
+ CNAME or an A record).
Suid3 fails to work when the server gives broken ans
I believe this is related to the use of "dns_v4_fallback off".
That option prevents Squid performing a DNS A lookup if there is any
kind of positive response from an lookup.
In the case of www.google.com there is always a positive CNAME result.
lookup produces a positive CNAME-only
Hello Luigi
There is no error.log, the request simply times out.
I have 3 wireshark-dumps (text only) attached.
squid_2_googleDNS -- squid is asking the DNS servers from google
(squid times out / not working)
squid_2_totd -- squid is asking the NDS server running totd
(squid fetches the web page
Hi Joerg,
Sorry for the late answer. :-( I cannot actually reproduce this bug and see any
difference in the host resolution example you posted.
I also fail to see any relevant difference in the host output you attached to
the bug report, apart from the response size being different (104 bytes i
Package: squid3
Version: 3.1.6-1.2
Severity: normal
When using bind9 or the DNS servers from Microsoft I have the error
(in cache.log):
ipcacheParse: No Address records in response to 'www.google.com'
I found that everything is working fine when using totd as the DNS
server. totd itself is forwar
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