[Server-devel] let's write a compiler!
C. Scott Ananian
cscott at cscott.net
Tue Jul 10 09:22:07 EDT 2007
On 7/10/07, David Woodhouse <dwmw2 at infradead.org> wrote:
> Squid is unfortunately not IPv6-capable. On our prototype machine in 1cc
> I've already set up Apache as a proxy, which allows connections to
> legacy sites from the IPv6 network. There is a new proxy server being
> developed for us to use, I believe.
There are various patches to squid for IPv6 support. The killer
feature I want to see in any "new proxy server" is the ability to
pre-seed content -- I'd like to install a local mirror of (say)
http://education.br/FirstGradeTextBook in the cache. Do you know who
is working on this "new proxy server" and/or who to ask about who is
working on it? I've heard lots of vague discussion of apache and
httpd, but I didn't know that anything had actually started being
written.
--scott
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