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10.5: Flush DNS cache Internet
I primarily work with web servers, and I use lookupd -flushcache all of the time to clear my DNS cache.

This morning was moving some websites around using my newly-upgraded Mac, and I went to flush my DNS cache with lookupd and I got a command not found error. It seems that lookupd has been removed in 10.5 and replaced with dscacheutil.

So now I can flush my DNS cache with dscacheutil -flushcache.
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10.5: Flush DNS cache
Authored by: pamon on Mon, Nov 5 2007 at 7:58AM PST
Couldn't find it here , any idea?

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DSTools?
Authored by: jecwobble on Mon, Nov 5 2007 at 9:11AM PST
I think it is probably part of the DSTools

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10.5: Flush DNS cache
Authored by: n9yty on Mon, Nov 5 2007 at 12:29PM PST
Updated source code URL
Authored by: squidinc on Sun, Jul 12 2009 at 4:35AM PDT
http://opensource.apple.com/source/DSTools/

Select the most recent (highest) version, then you'll see a "dscacheutil" folder.

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10.5: Flush DNS cache
Authored by: skigil on Mon, Nov 5 2007 at 12:02PM PST
...hmmm...something must be going on with the cache of this webserver. I submitted this hint.

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10.5: Flush DNS cache
Authored by: Coumerelli on Thu, Nov 8 2007 at 1:41PM PST
oh the irony

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