SquidGuard Development
Squidguard development is based on many contributions from all
over the world. Many thanks to all of you!
To keep track on the development we use the bugzilla software
for tracing bugs and enhancements and
aegis
as development framework for implementing bugfixes and new features.
You can take a look into our bugtracker
to spot the status of open and closed bugs and features.
Currently in development:
Version 1.4: alpha
release
Bug fixes and features of 1.4:
- Added MySQL support for authentication based on a patch from
Chris Fletcher. It has been tested with MySQL 5.0. (bug19)
- Fixed Fixed configure.in to comply with the autoconf standard and
produced an updated version of configure. As a result a couple
of configure options changed their syntax:
1. to set the squid runtime user use --with-squiduser=<username>
(default is still "squid")
2. to suppress log messages except for start and stop messages
use: --with-nolog=yes (default is still "no" meaning log
entries are written) .
- Fixed broken "make test". (bug 17)
- Added Added new runtime parameter "-P". This parameter changes
the default behaviour from stop (emergency mode) to pass
when an error in building the database files occurs.
- Included some changes of a set of patches collated or
developed by Chris Pates and Iain Fothegill of the CLEO
Systems at Lancaster University.
- Added Spanish translation to squidGuard.cgi done by Samuel
GarcÃa. (bug 26)
Planned for version 1.5:
- Add LDAP ip source lookups.
- Bug fixes.
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