Introductions
Hi folks, I realised I'm not a member of the developer mailing list, so I thought I'd sign up. My interests in Squid development mostly lie in stablisation and scaling, with lesser interest in Squid's ICAP client. I also do my part in maintaining a few deployments of Squid with various interesting configurations. I'm also interested in helping keep the website up to date as well. Regards, Nathan. -- Nathan Hoad Software Developer www.getoffmalawn.com
before starting the release of ssl_crtd within a RPM a ?
I am working on the new RPM for CentOS for 3.3.7. The new release compiles on CentOS and runs perfectly. I Have tested the new version and since it works I think the inserting it into the RPM will be nice. Any objections? Any suggestions? I was thinking about adding a small setup script for the ssl_crtd that creates the PEM and DER files based on the wiki. any ideas regarding doing that and how? Another issue is the SMP support out of the box in the RPM. When you compile you need to create a directory for the IPC stuff and I was thinking of adding it into the RPM spec file. Eliezer
Re: before starting the release of ssl_crtd within a RPM a ?
On 14/07/2013 3:01 a.m., Eliezer Croitoru wrote: I am working on the new RPM for CentOS for 3.3.7. The new release compiles on CentOS and runs perfectly. I Have tested the new version and since it works I think the inserting it into the RPM will be nice. Any objections? Any suggestions? The RPM users would probably be the best place for those questions. I was thinking about adding a small setup script for the ssl_crtd that creates the PEM and DER files based on the wiki. any ideas regarding doing that and how? Another issue is the SMP support out of the box in the RPM. When you compile you need to create a directory for the IPC stuff and I was thinking of adding it into the RPM spec file. I've been trying to figure this one out. The make install process is supposed to be creating that directory automatically and all the environments I've tried it has done so properly. Are you able to track down why for you and some others it is not doing so? I am happy to add explicit mkdir and chmod commands to the Makefile.am provided we have a good reason/cause to point at for why. Amos
