mån 2012-03-19 klockan 11:35 -0300 skrev Marcus Kool:
> An unfiltered CONNECT (default for Squid) allows (SSH) tunnels.
Squid standard configuration only allows port 443, which restricts this
to those who intentioanlly want to pierce any network usage policy.
> I foresee a change. I foresee an increasing desire to be able to
> filter everything because of the need to remove the existing holes
> in security.
There is undoubtly such environments.
The question is if Squid is the right tool for this, or if it's in the
target for Squid.
> And yes I admit, I am doing a plea to give the required changes to
> filter *all* data a high priority.
But Open Source projects such as Squid is not driven by pleas.
> I never find clients who want to pay for functionality. They ask
> for it or stay quiet and simply conclude after an evaluation that
> the software does not meet the requirements. I think I envy you :-)
It's also a matter of informing clients about what they can get.
> How does the development team work? Do you want me to enter
> feature requests ?
Much better if you take active part in the development of the feature
you need.
Regards
Henrik
Received on Mon Mar 19 2012 - 16:48:48 MDT
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