Henrik Nordstrom escribió:
Hi, and thanks for your interest in helping with the development of
Squid.
First step on this road is to get you registered as a Squid developers.
Get yourself signed up on the squid-dev mailing list by sending a
message to [EMAIL PROTECTED], and also create a
sourceforge account if you don't have one already. An SF account is not
strictly required, but needed if you want to host your efforts on the
devel.squid-cache.org site.
Ok, I already had both, I was subscribed to the squid-dev list,
and I have a SF account.
Then while you wait for things to get processed, start browsing the
Squid code a little. There is lots of files, but these acl tasks is
fairly isolated so the amount of code involved is quite isolated.
Squid-3:
Squid-2:
To look and making new code which is the most appropiate version?
Pre-releases or daily auto-generated?
Thanks.
Emilio C.
