Client Settings -> Routing Settings -> Routing mode, choose ' Custom routing', then,
DNS Settings -> check the checkbox 'Disable DNS cache', then Save and Apply.
Now, even if the cache file is manually deleted, it'll still be automatically regenerated by homeproxy in "/etc/homeproxy/cache.db".
The file that may need to be modified is 'generate_client.uc,' and the code that may need to be changed is:
Steps to reveal this issue:
Client Settings -> Routing Settings -> Routing mode, choose ' Custom routing', then, DNS Settings -> check the checkbox 'Disable DNS cache', then Save and Apply.
Now, even if the cache file is manually deleted, it'll still be automatically regenerated by homeproxy in "/etc/homeproxy/cache.db".
The file that may need to be modified is 'generate_client.uc,' and the code that may need to be changed is: