ons 2011-12-28 klockan 15:10 +1300 skrev Amos Jeffries:
> On Debian yes, it must be re-compiled with --enable-ssl. The Debian
> policy has problems with the way Squid (GPLv2+) and OpenSSL
> (proprietary) licenses combine.
The OpenSSL license is not an proprietary license, it's an very liberal
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On 28/12/2011 12:44 p.m., someone wrote:
Allright, many of you know me here from some of my previous posts, and
Im sure if I went a googling Id find answers to my questions but hey,
why, when im subscribed to the squid-cache users mailing list~ hehe.
Well anyway, ive never used squid for ssl/htt
Allright, many of you know me here from some of my previous posts, and
Im sure if I went a googling Id find answers to my questions but hey,
why, when im subscribed to the squid-cache users mailing list~ hehe.
Well anyway, ive never used squid for ssl/https:443 before and noticed
one of my clients
