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Re: Is Squid 5.5 considered stable?

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On 26/04/22 06:41, Dave Dykstra wrote:
On Thu, Apr 14, 2022 at 11:21:54PM +1200, Amos Jeffries wrote:
Subject: [squid-announce] Squid 5.5 is available
...
   Users of Squid-4 holding back due to earlier release issues
   are encouraged to test this version for upgrade.

This doesn't seem to me to be a resounding endorsement.

Exactly so. I am endorsing a cautious attempt to upgrade (for now).


 Are there any
other known significant issues with squid-5.5 not present in squid-4.x?

With that disclaimer "not present in squid-4" I can say yes.

My uncertainty is about as-yet unknown issues. All the fixes introduced by 5.4.1 appear to be stable and working.


For example, are the memory leaks fixed?  That isn't clear to me.


As for leaks; we have fixed several. At least one remains in v5+, I am unsure at this point whether it affects everyone or just specific configurations.

There are quite a few bugs to be worked out still, but they appear to be low-impact or restricted to very specific configurations.


Amos
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