+Changes to squid-1.2.beta16 (Mar 4, 1998):
+
+ - Added Portugese erorr messages from Pedro Lineu Orso
- Added a simple but very effective hack to cachemgr.cgi that tries to
interpret lines with '\t' as table records and formats them
accordingly. With a few exceptions (see source code), first line
- Added "mem_pools_limit" configuration option. Semantics of
"mem_pools" option has also changed a bit to reflect new memory
management policy.
- - Reorganized memory pools. Squid now supports a global pool limit
- instead of individual pool limits. Per-pool limits can be
+ - Reorganized memory pools. Squid now supports a global pool
+ limit instead of individual pool limits. Per-pool limits can be
implemented on top of the current scheme if needed, but it is
- probably hard to guess their values. Squid distributes pool memory
- among "frequently allocated" objects. There is a configurable limit
- on the total amount of "idle" memory to be kept in reserve. All
- requests that exceed that amount are satisfied using malloc library.
- Support for variable size objects (mostly strings) will be enabled
- soon.
- - memAllocate() has now only one parameter. Objects are always reset
- with 0s. (We actually never used that parameter before; it was
- always set to "clear").
- - Added Squid "signature" to all ERR_ pages. The signature is hard-
- -coded and is added on-the-fly. The signature may use %-escapes.
- Added interface to add more hard-coded responses if needed (see
- errorpage.c::error_hard_text).
- - Both default and configured directories are searched for ERR_ pages
- now. Configured directory is, of course, searched first. This allows
- you to customize a subset of ERR_ pages (in a separate directory)
- without danger of getting other copies out of sync.
- - Security controls for the SNMP agent added. Besides communities
- (like password) and views (part of tree accessible), the snmp_acl
- config option can be used to do acl based access checks per
- community.
- - SNMP agent was heavily re-written, based on cmu-snmpV1.8.
- You can now walk through the whole mib tree. Several
- new variables added under cacheProtoAggregateStats
+ probably hard to guess their values. Squid distributes pool
+ memory among "frequently allocated" objects. There is a
+ configurable limit on the total amount of "idle" memory to be
+ kept in reserve. All requests that exceed that amount are
+ satisfied using malloc library. Support for variable size
+ objects (mostly strings) will be enabled soon.
+ - memAllocate() has now only one parameter. Objects are always
+ reset with 0s. (We actually never used that parameter before;
+ it was always set to "clear").
+ - Added Squid "signature" to all ERR_ pages. The signature is
+ hardcoded and is added on-the-fly. The signature may use
+ %-escapes. Added interface to add more hard-coded responses if
+ needed (see errorpage.c::error_hard_text).
+ - Both default and configured directories are searched for ERR_
+ pages now. Configured directory is, of course, searched first.
+ This allows you to customize a subset of ERR_ pages (in a
+ separate directory) without danger of getting other copies out
+ of sync.
+ - Security controls for the SNMP agent added. Besides
+ communities (like password) and views (part of tree
+ accessible), the snmp_acl config option can be used to do acl
+ based access checks per community.
+ - SNMP agent was heavily re-written, based on cmu-snmpV1.8. You
+ can now walk through the whole mib tree. Several new variables
+ added under cacheProtoAggregateStats
- Added rudimental statistics for HTTP headers.
- - Adjusted StatLogHist to a more "generic"/flexible StatHist.
+ - Adjusted StatLogHist to a more generic/flexible StatHist.
Moved StatHist implementation into a separate file.
- Added FTP support for PORT if PASV fails, also try the
default FTP data port (Henrik Nordstrom).
as argument. Debugging equal-to or less-than the argument
will be written to stderr.
- Removed unused urlClean() function from url.c.
-
- Fixed a bug that allowed '?' parts of urls to be recorded in
store.log. Logged urls are now "clean".
- Cache Manager got new Web interface (cachemgr.cgi). New .cgi