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From: Friedrich L. <fl...@fl...> - 2003-10-11 00:17:52
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Bruce Smith wrote: > In that sense, all the stuff I've been doing in 1.1 are really bug > fixes. I can rationalize too, check this out: :-) > > It started out with the squid authorization modules not working. > (because they were not being compiled). Then I tried the yp_auth module > and it didn't run because it needed ypbind to be running. So I added > ypbind, but it wouldn't compile without yp-tools, so I added it. Then > ypbind didn't run because it needed the RPC portmapper. So I added the > portmapper, but it wouldn't compile because it needed tcp_wrappers, so I > added it ... (talk about dependency hell! :) > > You see, all one big BUG FIX!!! ;-) > (and the most amazing thing is it even works!) > Feel free to back port the changes to 1.0! (or not :) > > BTW, while I was adding all the NIS crap, I also added ypserv so it's > all there, also a bug fix since we don't want only part of the yp crap. > > And I also wrote some enhancements to yp_auth.c, now a patch on DL. > (I'll spare you the details unless you really want to hear about it) > Maybe I should submit that patch to the squid people ... Isn't there a patch or config option where you could disable the nis support in squid's authorization module? I would not really want to run a bloated squid on a caching firewall. -- MfG / Regards Friedrich Lobenstock ____________________________________________________________________ Friedrich Lobenstock Linux Services Lobenstock URL: http://www.lsl.at/ Email: fl...@fl... ____________________________________________________________________ |