On Mon, 17 Feb 1997, Anthony Baxter wrote:
>
> >>> Philip Inglesant wrote
> > It would be really nice to have the Squid dnsserver behave like other
> > servers and look in parent domains if the request doesn't end in a dot.
> > Is there some good reason why it doesn't do this?
>
> Parent domains for who? A proxy could quite conceivably be serving clients
> in dozens, or hundreds, of different domains.
>
Yes, but then you presumably wouldn't set dns_defnames on. If you've got
a proxy server that is only used by clients in some domain (the proxy
might of course, in fact almost certainly will, have parents and siblings
in other domains) then it makes sense, in order to have it behave as
near as possible to connecting directly from the users' point of view, to
have it resolve addresses in the local domain. Anyway i don't see the
logic behind
foo ==> foo.localdom....
but
foo.bar ==> foo.bar
Received on Mon Feb 17 1997 - 09:32:55 MST
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