On Tuesday 04 March 2008 7:36:50 am Adrian Chadd wrote: > Hi everyone, > > I'm quite disappointed in the lack of feedback from the community over > this. Its hard to figure out what people want if noone speaks up, so > this is your time to speak up. I see nothing attractive in Squid v3.0. I don't mean to imply any criticism of the Squid developers. Indeed, I am grateful for their efforts over the years. It is just that the feature set of 3.0 is not geared to my needs. The ICAP/ESI and authentication improvements seem geared to large installations (corporate use), but that's not my environment. I don't run a hierarchy of web proxies. I have a single Squid installation which I use for client performance and bandwidth reduction purposes on a small Linux network What I want is a fast, stable web proxy. Really, the only desired enhancement that comes immediately to mind is full HTTP v1.1 compliance. Until 3.0 I always ran the current version of Squid. I'm currently running 2.6S18. My expectation is that my next version of Squid will be either 2.6S19 or 2.7S1, depending on how the developer politics shake out. There's nothing terribly wrong with Squid v3.0, but nothing terribly desireable about it either.
