Dear Sir, I am very enthu to work on this problem.but i am new in this.
can you please help me initially.so i can understand flow of SQUID. and also understand code which is related to this problem. Please Answer me few question. 1. Where do i found source (ln which file??),which is responsible for creating log when instance of SQUID created?? Thanx and Regards. Dhaval Varia On 2/10/10, Amos Jeffries <[email protected]> wrote: > Dhaval Varia wrote: >> Dear Sir, >> >> I am Doing my *research In SQUID proxy* as a part of my post graduation* >> (Master of Engineering) >> *Just started.but dont have a specific direction so i can move ahed. >> >> *I need your help in following confusions :- >> * >> 1. What topic / Module (In Squid) i choose to start my research work ? >> 2. Where do I understand the module. >> 3. what initially i have to do? to start my work? >> >> *Please sir,I will be greatful for your help.* >> >> Thanks & Best Regards. >> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> Dhaval varia >> (9924343883) >> > > Greetings, > It's nice to see more people interested in Squid. (cc'ing to squid-dev > mailing list, where developer discussions take place) > > Did you have any ideas about what sort of thing you would be most > interested in? > > > The current developer focus for this year is (mostly) on preparing Squid > 3.2 for better traffic scaling via SMP CPU support. Our planned > architecture so far is described here: > http://wiki.squid-cache.org/Features/SmpScale > > With Squid becoming multi-instance the most urgent project I'm looking > for someone to create a daemon for reliable logging of data from N squid > instances simultaneously to one log file. > > This daemon needs to open its own configurable socket for accepting > connection requests from various Squid instances. > On receiving a request it needs to receive the unique hostname from > the Squid connecting and store it for optional configured pre-pending to > every log line received via that TCP link. > It needs to cope cleanly with sockets opening and closing at any time. > Logging of many thousands of requests per second, ideally a minimum > 10,000/sec per connected Squid instance. Maybe ignore the in-channel log > rotate commands but rotate whenever the logs reaches a configurable size. > > A module internal to Squid will also need to be created to use the new > helper. Derived from the src/log/ModUdp.* daemon but using TCP logging > and setup as well. Possibly to a daemon running on a remote machine. > > Deadline would be mid-year 2010 for something testable. End of year for > something hopefuly able to be committed for use. > > Interested? > > Amos > -- > Please be using > Current Stable Squid 2.7.STABLE7 or 3.0.STABLE23 > Current Beta Squid 3.1.0.16 > -- Thanks & Best Regards. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dhaval varia (9924343883)
