Re: [squid-dev] Compilling squid

[phenom252525]

Hello again, I wrote to you not long ago. I have a question, since I am a novice linux user, I would like to learn how to compile and install the latest squid from source, for example squid 4.15. I have Ubuntu server installed on 18.04.05 with latest updates. In the squid repositories 3.5.27. If you can tell us step by step how to find out what dependencies are needed for the new version of squid, how to find out if the package has been built successfully. (You need the proxy server to be transparent to browsers, that is, so that squid would generate the certificate itself). I read many articles, tried to build a package on them, but the dependencies change and it is not clear where to look and what to look for. The official squid site is not very clear in the documentation. If you can help, I will be very grateful. 
Your project is really very good, but it takes a titanic effort from a beginner to understand and understand it.

05.06.2021, 18:16, "Francesco Chemolli" <gkin...@gmail.com>:

./configure --enable-ssl-crtd --with-openssl ...

I suggest that you fix basic build errors before trying to add more
dependencies for interception. I do not know exactly what libraries you
need for interception support on Ubuntu, and the answer may depend on
what kind of interception you want to use. Others on this mailing list
may help with that.

https://github.com/kinkie/dockerfiles has the definition of the containers

used to run the Squid build farm, including installation instructions for

all relevant or semi-relevant Linux flavors. It may contain extra dependencies

for the specific set of features needed, but if Squid fails to build with that set of

dependencies installed, I would be very curious to know about it

Francesco

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