OK.  So when will this be fixed?  This bug has been open for a year and
3 months already.  It was reported in the previous LTS and is still
present in the current LTS.  That makes this bug over 2 years old.

Is having a crashing proxy server in two LTS releases acceptable?  Is it
acceptable especially considering there is a fix and that's to simply
update the package to something more current?

I notice this isn't even fixed for the next release, Quantal since the
fix is only in squid 3.2 and Quantal is still reporting as using 3.1.20.
Or was the fix for this backported from the upstream's 3.2 release to
Quantal's 3.1.20 release?  I don't see anything in
http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-
branches/ubuntu/quantal/squid3/quantal/files/head:/debian/patches/
(assuming that's the correct place to look) that indicates a patch for
this issue.

I guess once again, I will be rolling my own packages here again to fix
what my distro won't.  ~sigh~

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