This is a discussion on Re: [squid-users] log_fqdn within the Squid Users forums, part of the Web Server and Related Forums category; >It may still be too slow... > > Is there any way to increase timeout of dns lookups? There'...
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>It may still be too slow... > > Is there any way to increase timeout of dns lookups? There's nothing in faq and docs about that. Or maybe to decrease the timeout but set some requerying? >What you can do to give the DNS some more slack is to use a dummy >src_domain acl in http_access. > >Just before where you allow the request, use a construct like this: > >acl lookup_client_domain src_domain .nowhere >http_access deny lookup_client_domain > What does src_domain do? I found nothing in internet about it. I just cannot take experiments over working company with 30 computers - they all will kill me ;) Doesn't it suppress domain lookups for .nowhere net? If yes, then it' just opposite to what I need. I need clients hostnames to be stored in access.log instead of their ips. -- Vladimir Dyakov JSC "INTERSYST" +7 (3422) 909116 vladimir.dyakov@intersyst.ru |