Hello Laszlo! Thanks for detailed reply! :) On Wednesday 14 May 2008 11:54, Laszlo Attila Toth wrote:
Hello,
Anton VG wrote:
Hello!
Strange because the patches are on the top of v2.6.24 and v2.6.25 tags of Linus' git tree. If you use any other version of the kernel, could you tell, where is it available? Now I can check the patches with kernel releases of Gentoo or Ubuntu...
I just tried to apply to vanilla 2.6.24 and 25 - since setting unknown or unstable branch on the server is a "little" dangerous :)
Also even the patch
tproxy4-squid-3.0.STABLE4.patch - looks suspicious since does not apply cleanly to any of the SQUID versions 3.0Stable 4 or STABLE5 (below is the patch output)
I've deleted this patch because it is now in the official Squid-3 source, (its version is 3.1). It can be checked out as in:
Will try it! - Do you think that squid 3.1 is stable enough? I have to use it in production environment...
When you have the source code, in the squid source directory:
./bootstrap.sh ./configure --enable-linux-netfilter && make && make install
and notes internally to the STABLE6 - which is not yet released (according to the SQUID downloads page)
Just please could you point out to the working versions of the tproxy4.1 patches for any of the 2.4.20+ kernels and squid 3.0STABLE_ANY ?
I'm sorry but TProxy 4.1 won't be released for the 2.4 tree. Both squid-3 and squid-2.6 works with the cttproxy2 patches, also you get the same functionality.
the first squid3 STABLE1 (if I'm not wrong) did not have tproxy support... will try!
Trying patching the kernel - looks I would need corresponding -git development branch - but I'm not so familiar with -git yet.
The following two commands are enough:
git clone git://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/li nux-2.6.git cd linux-2.6 git checkout -b my-2.6.24 v2.6.24 or git checkout -b my-2.6.25 v2.6.25
Then you can apply the patches from the latest tproxy-kernel-*bz2 files.
Thanks for instructions, thats clearer now :) Just strange for me - with SVN I could get a tree in a minutes, git already giving indexing for a few hours... looks it's not satellite-link (latency) - frendly... :) But As i userstang - it would bring ALL of the versions and changes available on the check time? Sincerely, Anton.