Robert Mortimer said the following on 8/12/2006 12:39 PM:
>> Where to download the squid package for PFsense, is there any
>> documentation about installing it and running it?
> Look under System>Packages menu
Just out of curiosity, what's the status of the Squid package? Last I
read, it was being revamped; and last time I tried, I couldn't get Squid
to work at all.
-Adam
I think the focus is going into the release of 1.0 core at the moment
I have seen a suggestion that at release the packages will be assessed
and status will be updated.
This it completely understandable, and I think we all look forward to
the 1.0 milestone.
Apart from that the attitude (quite rightly) is that this is Beta software
so try it and report back. Once 1.0 is out I assume the packages will either
come up to speed or be dropped before effort re-focuses on to the next
release
Scott Ullrich said the following on 8/12/2006 1:02 PM:
> I took another stab at making it work out of the box. If you
> uninstall and reinstall squid and turn on transparent caching, it
> works fine.
>
> Have not had a chance to go through all of the features to ensure they
> work however, so start small with simply caching. Turn on features
> one at a time. If you break squid you'll have to turn back off the
> feature that broke it, etc.
>
> If you leave it simple, it works good.
Thanks for the update, Scott! I've tried it in the past, an of course
it's had its share of issues. I'll give it another try, and this time,
I'll make it a point to be a little more proactive in reporting my
results. Out of curiosity, are there any long-term side effects from
uninstalling and reinstalling these packages multiple times?
-Adam
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