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Re: Native FTP relay: connection closes (?) after 'cannot assign requested address' error

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On 01/23/2017 12:18 PM, Alexander wrote:
> 2017-01-23 21:41 GMT+03:00 Alex Rousskov: 
>     It is possible that Squid needs a knob to handle your use
>     case differently. However, I am pretty sure that somebody does want
>     Squid to do what it does know so we should not change Squid behavior to
>     satisfy your use case.

Clarification: ... should not satisfy your use case alone (i.e., at the
expense of the other known use case). It is perfectly fine to change
Squid to satisfy more than one legitimate use case, of course.


> I understand that, however the first and foremost reason I asked the
> question was that my use case pretends to be pretty typical :)

That may be true, but please keep in mind that:

a) The "whole message or nothing" principle is fairly fundamental to
Squid and correctly accommodating exceptions to that principle may be
difficult, on many levels.

b) Native FTP relaying is a very recent feature so any "lots of Squid
users need FTP relay to do X" argument can be paired with "the vast and
increasing majority of Squid users do need FTP relay at all, so FTP code
should not inconvenience the other code much" argument followed by the
same "whole message or nothing" principle discussed earlier.

Neither (a) nor (b) means that your use case should not be supported,
one way or the other. I am just cautioning against a rushed judgment to
change Squid without thinking of other users and long-term
effects/consequences.


Cheers,

Alex.

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