Graham Keeling wrote:
Hello,
I started a thread over here with the initial problems that I had with
squid-3.1.0.15:
http://www.mail-archive.com/squid-us...@squid-cache.org/msg69906.html
That thread ends with me setting the router port in src/wccp.cc and I say
that WCCPv1 was working for me.
Well, I was mistaken, as it still didn't work (it turned out that I hadn't
actually stopped a previously running squid-3.0 process).
However, I have another patch that really *does* make it work for me (in
addition to the original port patch).
It seemed to me that wccpAssignBuckets() never gets called, and that this
was because wccpLowestIP() never returned non-zero.
And this in turn seemed to be because the ip_addr and local_ip variables in
wccpLowestIP() were being compared, but 'IpAddress local_ip' was getting
initialised from a 'struct addrinfo *';
local_ip = *local;
I changed it to the following, and suddenly my WCCPv1 browsing works:
local_ip.InitAddrInfo(local);
I don't know whether this is the 'correct' thing to do or not, as I don't
understand squid's 'class IpAddress'. Perhaps there needs to be an equivalent
FreeAddrInfo somewhere to stop it eating memory.
But I do know that I can now use WCCPv1, whereas before it didn't work at all.
Patch attached.
Something very weird is going on.
The "local_ip = *local" is (should be anyway) taking the result from
getsockname() stored in *local and copying it to local_ip.
InitAddrInfo(local) erases any memory pointed to by *local and
replaces it with 0.0.0.0:0 and whatever family of IPv4/IPv6 address
local_ip was.
Amos
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