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From: Soren Dossing <sauber@netcom.com>
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Subject: re: FreeBSD 2.2 squid problems
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> I'm still having the squid >1.0.28 problems. It keeps giving DNS failures
> for sites that can be pinged quite happily from the command line. What
> gives here? Anyone else seen this?

I see the same. I just press reload until I finally get the page I want. I
have no idea about what is wrong with squid.

Soren