On Tue, Mar 20, 2007 at 04:30:28PM +1100, Andrew Vaughan wrote: > After 15 months without a maintainer response, I've decided to send another > log > extract, just to let you know that apt-proxy still dies regularly.
Hi Andrew Thanks for your ping. Actually, I already fixed this bug in subversion but have not had time to finish testing and preparing a release. Here's the current changelog: apt-proxy (1.9.36~svn) unstable; urgency=low [ Chris Halls ] * Acknowledge NMU by Steinar H. Gunderson, thanks! (Closes: #386344) * Close a longstanding bug where clients would hang when receiving files from the cache. The problem was caused by reusing the same file handle for several requests at once. (Closes: #274679, #382078, #322242, #397399, #397403, #398217) * Change the meaning of min_refresh_delay parameter, so the delay is measured from the modification time of the file on the backend instead of the time a client last requested this file. Now apt-proxy will always query backends when a file is too old (Closes: #266000) * Set process name to apt-proxy * Properly deal with escaped characters, including ~ in URLs on FTP backends. Unescape URLs and check for invalid characters when parsing a request. A big thanks to Ben Hutchings for the patch (Closes: #393483, #366262) * Fix [EMAIL PROTECTED] given in backend server URLs and add a test case. Thanks Jason Thomas for the patch (Closes: #348985) * Fix exception when sending ftp password to backend (Closes: #387243) * Remove extra '/' in HTTP GET requests (Closes: #330492) * Uncompress Packages.gz and Packages.bz2 on the fly, and update databases from these files (Closes: #319005, #303357) * Add unit tests for valid URLs containing /../ (Closes: #182855) * Remove obsolete GZipFetcher from fetchers.py [ Mark Sheppard ] * Generate an error if a client attempts to retrieve http://server:9999/ (Closes: #386546) * When returning an error, generate an HTML page containing the error Please feel free to give it a try: svn co svn+ssh://svn.debian.org/svn/apt-proxy/trunk apt-proxy cd apt-proxy <as root> ./aptest That will run the new version using your existing configuration. Chris -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]