On Thursday 20 November 2003 10:36, Henrik Nordstrom wrote: > On Thu, 20 Nov 2003, Mauro wrote: > > Yes, I see many entries logges as TCP_MISS/503 in access.log. > > Is it a cache problem? > > Not if you have the timeout messages in cache.log you posted > earlier. It is then a DNS related problem. > > > If I connect directly, without using squid, I have no DNS > > problem. Where can I search to resolve the problem? > > Are you using the same DNS server in both cases? Or is the Squid > using a separate caching DNS server?
I'm using the same DNS in both cases. The DNS are: 151.99.125.2 151.99.250.2 I put them in /etc/resolv.conf in the proxy server. > When the problem occurs, is it sufficient to restart Squid to solve > the problem or must you restart the whole server? It's sufficient to restart Squid. > Are you using the current Squid version (2.5.STABLE4)? If not try > upgrading. I' m using linux debian stable and with this distribution I have squid 2.4STABLE6. Has this version some problems? May be a virus that consumes all the bandwith? Thank you.
