by g3rtjan
HTTP Replicator is a general purpose caching proxy server written in python. It reduces bandwidth by merging concurrent downloads and building a local 'replicated' file hierarchy, similar to wget -r. The cache is also accessible through a web interface
This release fixes an omission of the previous one: the inclusion of the GPL licence file. This clears the way for packaging initiatives on linux distributions and other operating systems. Other than this just minor fixes; the serious work unfortunately ...
* added GPL licence file * generalized fiber.py by using generator name instead of hardcoded string * removing partial file in cache after 403 forbidden * flushing every line in debug mode * fix: no longer setting mtime to -1 if server does not send ...
The first release in more than three years time; result of the decision to give up on old code and rewrite replicator completely from scratch. The new version breaks with python's built-in asyncore framework and replaces it with a much more flexible ...
* rewrite from scratch * replaced restrictive asyncore scheduler with new 'fiber' system * new feature: server-side download resuming * new feature: fpt support * new feature: bandwidth shaping * new feature: ipv6 support * new feature: frozen ...
* new feature: cache brower on proxy address * new feature: client-side support for partial content * added alias option for caching mirrors on same location * added check to prevent access outside of cache through symlinks * added header length ...
* integrated daemon code in http-replicator * changed init.d and cron script to bash * moved settings from configuration file to /etc/default/http-replicator * introduced optparse module for command line parsing * introduced logging module for output * ...
* added support for HTTP/1.1 * replicator is now suitable for maintaining a gentoo package cache * fixed problem with absolute urls * added posting support * added support for servers that use LF in header instead of CRLF * added a command line system * ...
* initial Release.
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