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Re: More specific squid problem
Steven Pritchard wrote:
>
> Can you just ping the names that squid doesn't like?
Uhh, I don't know. Lemme look... No, I can't ping the site either. Not
that I can ping any of the MS sites, but that's neither here nor there...
Anyway, I discovered this eveing that I get unknown host for that MS site I
was using as an example when I try to telnet on port 80 (or telnet at all),
but from the router machine I can connect on 80. It's only some sites that
I can't connect to though, so I know masquerading is working. I'm using
ipfwadm since ipchains aren't hapy with the 2.0 kernel I have, and I
haven't gotten the machine converted over to glibc2 yet - that's coming in
a couple of weeks though. Anyway, in more detail:
cloud120:/home/nfs/sauer # ipfwadm -Al
IP accounting rules
pkts bytes dir prot source destination ports
45371 12M i/o all cloud120.cloudmaster.com anywhere n/a
45497 25M i/o all anywhere cloud120.cloudmaster.com n/a
cloud120:/home/nfs/sauer # ipfwadm -Il
IP firewall input rules, default policy: accept
cloud120:/home/nfs/sauer # ipfwadm -Ml
IP masquerading entries
prot expire source destination ports
tcp 14:53.06 cloud233.cloudmaster.com oxygen.cstone.net 1618 (61190) ->
www
cloud120:/home/nfs/sauer # ipfwadm -Ol
IP firewall output rules, default policy: accept
I fixed the default accept rule (doh), but other than that - all this looks
OK to me... /etc/nsswitch.conf looks OK too, but I've been known to not
know what the heck's going on with that too... :)
--Danny
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