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
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