In the case of obviously faulty DNS you can, for example, set up your
own caching DNS (for example, Unbound), which takes data from a known
clean source - for example, by using DNSCrypt and, possible, with DNSSEC
validation. And specifying it as a source of information for Squid's
name resolving.
24.11.15 17:22, Ahmad Alzaeem пишет:
Hi Devs ,
I have a server that send to squid http/https with wrong destination ips
So assume I want to open google
The request hit the squid with https/http packet with payload
www.google.com <http://www.google.com> with ds tip 10.0.0.1 not the
real ds tip of google like 74.125.x.x
The question is being asked here is .
Is it possible to let squid to do another resolving again and chck the
right dst ip (74.125.x.x) and reach it ?
Or at least let squid skip looking @ the ds tip and look only at the
payload (google.com) and try to resolve it and operate ?
Is that possible on squid ?
thanks
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