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On 27/08/22 06:02, Justin Michael Schwartzbeck wrote:
Hello,

I want to create a build system that automatically fetches the latest stable version of squid, and builds a container with it. I know I can manually browse to the download page. But I was hoping there could be some way to link it, i.e. /stable/squid-latest.tar.gz or perhaps a static list that I could pull and scan.


If you are not patching the Squid code before build, you may find it easier/better to use the "stable" version of Squid for whatever OS you are building into the container.


If source code is required, we provide RSYNC and FTP access in addition to the web download pages.

The rsync provides the very latest code for each released version of Squid. These are updated daily from the "snapshot" tarballs.

<https://wiki.squid-cache.org/DeveloperResources#Bootstrapped_sources_via_rsync>


The ftp mirrors have a section available on some of the mirrors.
(It is indicated by the user-folder icons). There you can find only the latest 2 official release tarballs of each series. Just parse the FTP directory listing and you have the latest formal (aka "stable") release files.
 <http://www.squid-cache.org/Download/ftp-mirrors.html>


Cheers
Amos
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