Re: [squid-users] Problem with authentication to IIS site for users behind squid proxy

Don't stop using Squid-2 just yet; plenty more changes will be going
into Squid-2 whilst Squid-3 is maturing.

Amos and co have plans to forward port the missing features from
Squid-2 to Squid-3 whilst I and others are adding in other features
to Squid-2 for performance and conformity. Those changes need to be
tested in production as well. :)

Adrian

2008/8/19 Leonardo Rodrigues Magalhães <leolistas_at_solutti.com.br>:
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> Amos Jeffries escreveu:
>>
>> What Adrian continuously fails to mention, is that he is the only
>> developer actively working on improving Squid-2. The rest of us major
>> developers have decided Squid-2 should be superseded by Squid-3 and are
>> improving Squid-3. Importing features from Squid-2 to Squid-3 as people need
>> them.
>>
>> As for changing; Squid-3 has more and better ACL controls than Squid-2.
>> Squid-2 has more work from Adrian in speed improvements than Squid-3.
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>> Based on that list you gave, it's a matter of choice for you whether you
>> need those new and finer ACL controls in Squid-3 or more speed.
>
> tough decision ..... as it's always a good idea to stick with the version
> the majority of the developers are working (3.0), the missing of
> NTLM-authentication passtrough is giving me hard times in squid 3.0.
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> i'll probably stick with 3.0 where it's possible ... but unfortunelly,
> when i confirmed that 3.0 cant do, yet, NTLM-authentication passtrough, i
> had to back to 2.7 in some sites.
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> but i hope to get them back to squid 3.0 as soon as possible :)
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