On Tue, Jul 9, 2013 at 1:32 PM, Amos Jeffries <squid3@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > On 8/07/2013 6:34 p.m., Alan wrote: >> >> On Mon, Jul 8, 2013 at 6:25 AM, Eliezer Croitoru <eliezer@xxxxxxxxxxxx> >> wrote: >>> >>> try this if you want to try something new. >>> >>> https://github.com/elico/squid-helpers/blob/master/squid_helpers/store-id.pl >>> >>> Eliezer >> >> Hi Eliezer, >> >> I read your script, and I have a suggestion. >> How about you store the matching urls in a separate file or database? >> That way the script would remain the same even if some website changes >> their url scheme. When the squid admin wants to update the file/db he >> can just issue squid -k reconfigure and the script would reload the >> file/db. >> >> I just came up with this simple script, based on yours. I haven't >> tested it though, since 3.4 head segfaults for me (btw, which revision >> are you using?). >> >> The invocation for my script should be, for example: >> store_id_program /etc/squid/storeid.pl /etc/squid/storeid.txt >> >> By the way, thanks for your contributions in this mailing list, they >> are very helpful. >> >> Best regards, >> >> Alan >> >> PS: Had to resend to the mailing list because it doesn't allow >> attachments. >> Here are the attachments: >> >> storeid.pl script: >> http://pastebin.ca/2420563 >> >> storeid.txt file: >> http://pastebin.ca/2420565 > > > Nice. > If you would like to nominate a GPLv2 compatible license to this .pl script > I would be happy adding it to the Squid package. > I have only been rejecting the store-URL scripts earlier only because they > hard-coded the patterns. > > Amos Hi Amos, Feel free to include it in Squid using the GPLv2 license, that would be an honor. But I just noticed it is missing a $|=1 to prevent Perl's output buffering. And in order to make the DB less Perl-centric, I wrote an alternative version that you can see here: http://pastebin.ca/2422099 The other version had Perl code in the DB, which can be quite powerful, but less language independent. Which one is better? I guess it depends more or less on what kind of things we will see in the DB. This new version uses a DB that looks like this: http://pastebin.ca/2422105 Best regards, Alan
