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Re: Problem with authentication to IIS site for users behind squid proxy

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Leonardo Rodrigues Magalhães wrote:


Adrian Chadd escreveu:
Thats because the version numbers are misleading.

Squid-2 and Squid-3 are different "paths", you can say. They probably
would benefit from being called different names, but thats a different
story.

Squid-2 has seen continued development and will see continued
development whilst people are using it.

i use squid basically for web caching, and i dont even need advanced features even on web caching: ACLs, authentication and delay_pools are basically what i need. No need for reverse proxy things, ICAP and some of those other features ....

   Do you think sticking with 2.7 would be a better idea than with 3.0 ??


What Adrian continuously fails to mention, is that he is the only developer actively working on improving Squid-2. The rest of us major developers have decided Squid-2 should be superseded by Squid-3 and are improving Squid-3. Importing features from Squid-2 to Squid-3 as people need them.

As for changing; Squid-3 has more and better ACL controls than Squid-2.
Squid-2 has more work from Adrian in speed improvements than Squid-3.

Based on that list you gave, it's a matter of choice for you whether you need those new and finer ACL controls in Squid-3 or more speed.


Amos
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Please use Squid 2.7.STABLE3 or 3.0.STABLE8

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