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Changes to squid-3.HEAD (current):

	- IPv6 (Internet Protocol version 6) support
	- ICMPv6 (Internet Control Message Protocol version 6) support
	- FTP agent now supports EPRT command
	- DNS internal resolver now supports AAAA and CNAME records
	- SNMP peer and client tables now support IPv6
	- SNMP peer table supports named peers with multiple entries per IP
	- SslBump: Squid-in-the-middle decryption and encryption of straight
	  CONNECT and transparently redirected SSL traffic, using configurable
	  client- and server-side certificates. While decrypted, the traffic
	  can be expected using ICAP.

Changes to squid-3.0.STABLE1 (13 Dec 2007):

	- Major rewrite translating the code to C++, originally based on
	  Squid-2.5.STABLE1
	- Internal client streams concept for content adaptation
	- ICAP (Internet Content Adaptation Protocol) client support
	- ESI (Edge Side Includes) support added
	- Improved support for files larger than 2GB.
	- And a lot more. Most features from Squid-2.6 is supported, but not
	  all. See the release notes for details.

Older ChangeLog follows. The sections relating to Squid-2.6 is not entirely
authorative for this release and mirrored here for reference only.
	
	- CARP now plays well with the other peering algorithms,
	  and support for CARP peerings is compiled by default. Can be
	  disabled by --disable-carp
	- Configuration file can be read from an external program
	  or preprocessor. See squid.8 man page.
	- http_port is now optional, allowing for SSL only operation
	- Satellite and other high latency peering relations enhancements
	  (Robert Cohren)
	- Nuked num32 types, and made type detection more robust by the
	  use of typedefs rather than #defines.
	- the mailto links on Squid's ERR pages now contain data about the
	  occurred error by default, so that the email will contain this data in
	  its body. This feature can be disabled via the email_err_data directive.