I didn't updated this wiki but the current stable is 3.5.9 for CentOS 7
and CentOS 6.
For now I am testing 3.5.10 and it seems to work fine else then couple
specific bugs.
In any case I decided that 3.4.14 will have a release also and I expect
it to be ready as the free time gives me.
Eliezer
On 28/10/2015 01:44, Amos Jeffries wrote:
On 28/10/2015 11:56 a.m., Ricardo.Samaniego wrote:
Thanks.
My problem is the same described in the following link:
https://access.redhat.com/solutions/103313
I can't access a Sharepoint web page using internet explorer it keeps saying "Unable to Login", for example with Chrome I don’t have this issue but IE is the browser I need to use. My proxy service, whitelist, etc., works with no problem.
I took the example of that bulletin so I decided 3.3. I guess higher versions should have that issue fixed.
Ah. Well if you are wanting to keep RHEL support and okay with moving to
RHEL 6 or 7, the Squid 3.3 packages in one of those should be fixed
versions IIRC.
The process to upgrade is then the usual RHEL process. Along with the
manual squid.conf checking afterwards just to be sure.
NP: From recent talks with the RHEL maintainer they are going to provide
squid-3.5 backport packages soon'ish. Though I'm not clear on exactly
what RHEL versions that would be for yet, or the ETA.
Or if you want to move to what RHEL describe there as "the community
version". You can find those packages through:
<http://wiki.squid-cache.org/KnowledgeBase/RedHat>
(bugs in the installer and packaging are supported by Eliezer, bugs in
the run-time programs by us here).
Amos
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