No worries; just send in a subscribe request and I'll approve it. I'm interested in caching Bittorrent files; its something I'm going to take a look after sometime after my exams (and after COSS, and after squid-2.6 is stable..)
On Wed, Jun 07, 2006, Osama Saleh wrote: > > Dear Sir, > > My name is Osama Saleh, a graduate student in the school of Computing > Science, Simon Fraser University, Canada. My research is concerned with > caching P2P traffic. I am working on modifying the squid source code to add > a new replacement algorithm, which I developed, and few other modules for > object segmentation, and partial eviction. I need to join your mailing list > and exchange ideas with other developers. The areas of development I am most > interested in are removal policies. In particular I want to develop policies > which deal with eviction and admission of very large multimedia objects. > > I would highly appreciate your swift reply. > > Thank you. > > Osama > > > Osama Saleh > School of Computing Science > Simon Fraser University > www.cs.sfu.ca/~osaleh/personal
