Hey Amos.

I believe we're already testing the package provided by Eliezer and have 
encountered some issues with the current workings. I know we'll be in touch 
with him shortly to discuss. Hopefully it's something fixable but he'll know 
more when we do :)

Thanks for the reply/info.

Nick
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Nick Fennell
n...@tbfh.org

On 12 Feb 2013, at 10:08, Amos Jeffries <squ...@treenet.co.nz> wrote:

> On 12/02/2013 10:31 p.m., Nick Fennell wrote:
>> Hey Amos.
>> 
>> I was waiting for that!
>> 
>> We have a few requirements not yet satisfied in Squid 3.x, storeurl_rewrite 
>> features are a big one, so we're having to hold off until we're able to 
>> conjure something up.
>> 
>> Can't get them ported across can you? ;-)
> 
> That feature is already ported into 3.HEAD thanks to Eliezer. You can make 
> use of it by building that development package. As things stand today it will 
> be in 3.4 series. There is a bit of work and a lot of testing required to get 
> it into 3.3, but if anyone is interested in helping out with that let me 
> know. Eliezer has decided to concentrate on some needed further improvements 
> now rather than back-ports.
> 
> 
>> WIth regard to 2.7, ZPH, are you aware of any bugs that may cause 
>> sibling_hit to be ineffective. I saw on the Lusca project that their code 
>> had an issue preventing the mark from ever being applied. I wonder if Squid 
>> suffers with a similar fault.
> 
> I'm not aware of any bugs in the ZPH patch.  They (ZPH) wrote two very 
> different versions of the feature for 2.7 and 3.x, and we have extended and 
> fixed the 3.x version in quite a few ways since it was merged. A lot of the 
> "bugs" people have reported are either in code which was never setting TOS at 
> all, or where they confused the up/down directionality of the packet flow. As 
> for Lusca vs 2.7, yes being a fork of that version it is likely that Lusca 
> contains any bug known in 2.7.
> 
> Amos

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