not support Persistent connections then this ratio will tend
toward zero. If the ratio is less than 50% after 10 requests
then we'll stop sending Keep-Alive.
+ - Proper support for %nn escapes in FTP, and numerous
+ other fixes (Henrik Nordstrom).
+ - Support for Secure Hash Algorithm and framework for other
+ hash functions as cache keys.
+ - Fixed SSL snprintf() bug which broke SSL proxying.
+ - Fixed store_dir swap log bug from reconfigure (SIGHUP).
Changes to squid-1.2.beta4 (Oct 30, 1997):
Changes to squid-1.2.beta2 (Oct 28, 1997):
- - Fixed aiops.c and async_iu.c so that they actually compile
+ - Fixed aiops.c and async_io.c so that they actually compile
with USE_ASYNC_IO (Arjan de Vet).
- Fixed errState->errno causing problems with some macros
(Michael O'Reilly).
(1) is high priority, (5) is low priority
==============================================================================
-(1) reconfigure (SIGHUP) causes problems with Config.cacheSwap.swapDirs[].
(1) A customizable cache replacement policy. Ugh, this could be
interesting since we just optimized the LRU replacement with a
doubly-linked list.
(3) hit metering
(3) ETag support (makes metadata bigger--ack!)
(3) AS # routing
-(3) URLs --> MD5?
+ - whois -h whois.ra.net '\!gAS194'
+ - Stevens V2 Ch.18
(3) Efficient public peer access control *without ACLs*
Bill Wichers <billw@unix0.waveform.net>
Dave Zarzycki <zarzycki@ricochet.net>
# x milliseconds, then deny.
distant_peer_deny 200 75 10
(3) Resource limits.
+(3) SIGHUP should reread error text files
(4) support ftp://host/pub;type=d
(4) FTP PUT
(4) Everywhere that we use 'pattern' or such, use ACL elements instead.
stoplist_pattern, refresh_pattern, ...
+(4) Base stoplists on ACLs.
(5) X-Proxy-hops header?
(5) internalize redirectors?
+ make USE_PROXY_AUTH standard
+ single linked list for disk LRU replacement
+ Incorporate Pelletier's latest retry patch for 1.1
+(3) URLs --> MD5?
+(1) reconfigure (SIGHUP) causes problems with Config.cacheSwap.swapDirs[].
+(1) I think we're assuming persistent connections and not looking at
+ the reply headers.