-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On 5/10/2014 4:49 p.m., Douglas Davenport wrote: > I'm starting from scratch with an AWS based squid setup, I would > like to be able stay up to date with the latest squid releases to > have all the sslbump fixes. Can someone suggest what is best to > use, Centos 6, Ubuntu 14 or another distro? I see a lot of the > binary releases lag behind, does squid build easily on a particular > platform? Sorry if this question has been covered, I searched but > only found discussion about hardware specs. Thanks! > We currently do regular integration testing with successful results on Debian Sid, Ubuntu Precise & Saucy & Trusty, CentOS 6 & 7, FreeBSD 9.1 & 10, OpenBSD 5.4, Fedora 19. Using GCC, clang, and ICC compilers where available. Other OS usually have good results as well with the exception of Windows and MacOS where SMP functionality used by Squid is missing or broken. FWIW: Old OS releases with older compilers generally work best with old Squid releases with matching level of compiler support. Not that such a situation is desirabe for use in todays Internet. NOTE: For tracking latest Squid in future you will want GCC 4.9+ or clang 3.4+ compilers. The Squid-3.4+ series build best performance optimizations with them and 3.6 series about to begin development will probably require C++11 at some point soon. Amos PS. personally I am a Debian "fanboi", with Ubuntu a close second. That comes down to package management tools and their multi-arch support though. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2.0.22 (MingW32) iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJUMMmyAAoJELJo5wb/XPRjl6YIAKj+8puStnRkYgi9CkIxV8Kg xJbnVTuD2yKKbNr090KcDJ6IbJ1dxtZlc7PIZVu3l/pkQ01lACSo75Q6wdgo2+FS mydorgDOB9aDY9CZj24xvBlyZCUoLq/3mGf4ttMKp+QJ6lU5pKwrElw7dkKdmNs5 djjF8/w8/tUEdWI+FBMJBsT9m+Wl1eLPZyFULU0hTRhAmMPV1Ms6sYXT8myjYvUR Ha20lSeQWNshSjHfKlkgX1BycpgSTOYvQ9BUK9U5beMHBWVvQUxI+A1WNcWINqXN f84ryIi+tyWHexweg3eKRWzh0+O/NVBtqIbXOJjGqVZxqzLuYjUoI4hNM23bAEc= =lbBe -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- _______________________________________________ squid-users mailing list squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.squid-cache.org/listinfo/squid-users
