TODO LIST before official squid-1.1:
- - Changes to 'TTL' handling:
- - Basically get away from thinking in TTLs. Instead think
- about refresh times.
- - change ttl_pattern to refresh_pattern
- - remove 'http', 'gopher', and 'ftp' config options
- and instead have a single default refresh rate
- and a single max object size?
- - Don't do TTL calculation whn object is fetched. Instead
- do refresh time calculation when object is requested.
- - lose 'max_expire_age' business?
-
+Changes to squid-1.1.beta11 (October 24, 1996):
+
+ - Fixed rfc1123() to use actual RFC1123 time format.
+ - Made Store Hash parameters configurable
+ - store_objects_per_bucket
+ - store_avg_objects_size
+ - Fundamental changes to object TTLs; now think in terms of
+ refresh times. Replaced 'ttl_pattern' with 'refresh_pattern'.
+ - Dropped 'http', 'ftp', and 'gopher' config options.
+ - Added a single 'maximum_object_size' value.
+ - Moved storeStartDeleteBehind() calls from http/ftp/gopher to
+ storeAppend().
+ - Moved storeClientListAdd() call from store to client/icp
+ because of storeClientCopy() race condition between IMS
+ replies and objects in delete behind mode.
+ - renamed TCP_EXPIRED* to TCP_REFRESH*.
+ - Stopped appending error messages to partially delivered
+ objects.
+
Changes to squid-1.1.beta10 (October 24, 1996):
- Fixed neighborsUdpAck() coredump bug and made debug messages