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Following a discussion with Barak, we might find [1] useful.
[1] https://github.com/yevmel/squid-rpm-cache
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On 01/14 12:10, Yedidyah Bar David wrote:
Following a discussion with Barak, we might find [1] useful.
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[1] https://github.com/yevmel/squid-rpm-cache
That directive was introduces in squid 3.4, we are using 3.3, maybe we
can upgrade now, the proxy machine is fc20, it can use also a distro
upgrade as 3.3 is the latest available for fc20.
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On 01/14 11:42, David Caro wrote:
On 01/14 12:10, Yedidyah Bar David wrote:
> Following a discussion with Barak, we might find [1] useful.
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> [1] https://github.com/yevmel/squid-rpm-cache
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=20
That directive was introduces in squid 3.4, we are using 3.3, maybe we
can upgrade now, the proxy machine is fc20, it can use also a distro
upgrade as 3.3 is the latest available for fc20.
Also, if there's no preformance issues, I prefer using a small python
script (or any other scripting lang that does not need compiling) than
the go one, makes it simpler to deploy/debug/maintain
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>
> That directive was introduces in squid 3.4, we are using 3.3, maybe we
> can upgrade now, the proxy machine is fc20, it can use also a distro
> upgrade as 3.3 is the latest available for fc20.
>
Also, if there's no preformance issues, I prefer using a small python
script (or any other scripting lang that does not need compiling) than
the go one, makes it simpler to deploy/debug/maintain
You can keep using a python script. The point here is that what Go
does happens out of the main data flow, it doesn't have to act like a
proxy on its own like the current script does.
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On 01/14 14:00, Barak Korren wrote:
>>
>> That directive was introduces in squid 3.4, we are using 3.3, maybe we
>> can upgrade now, the proxy machine is fc20, it can use also a distro
>> upgrade as 3.3 is the latest available for fc20.
>>
>
> Also, if there's no preformance issues, I prefer using a small python
> script (or any other scripting lang that does not need compiling) than
> the go one, makes it simpler to deploy/debug/maintain
>
You can keep using a python script. The point here is that what Go
does happens out of the main data flow, it doesn't have to act like a
proxy on its own like the current script does.
I know, that's why I said so, but as being integrated in the proxy
itself it might be relevant for the script to be extremely performant,
hopefully not so we can use a scripted language instead of compiled
one.
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