Re: Some bug status

Hi Henrik,

At 03.32 13/09/2005, Henrik Nordstrom wrote:

>On Tue, 13 Sep 2005, Serassio Guido wrote:
>
>>Just for my check, bugs #1327, #1351 and #1370 can be marked "PATCH25" ?
>
>You are looking into stealing my bugs? You are most welcome to ;-)

This week only I have a lot of free time to spend on Squid, so I'm
looking for anything that I'm able to do ... :-)

>#1351 and #1370 is ready to commit as-is. (and hence the report is
>already set to P1). For the LDAP helpers just remember to grab the
>official patch as the bugzilla patch only addresses one of the two..
>(exact same problem in squid_ldap_group).

Ok, I will compare 2.5 and 3.0 source code to check any missing thing.

>1327 needs to be ported, but it is maybe best to do this after the
>cleaned up NTLM framework is in place and is why I did not move it
>to the porting queue just yet.. Kinkie?
>
>But on the other hand, thinking about what #1327 changes there is
>little or no conflict with the NTLM rewrite so it should be OK to
>move this forward immediately if you prefer.

I take a look, if the forward port is simple, i will do it.

Henrik, you are the "SSL guru". If you have time, do you can look to
bugs #859, #1269 and #1355 ? The SSL code in 3.0 is heavy refactored,
and for me is very hard to understand what should be changed (if any).

Regards

Guido

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Received on Tue Sep 13 2005 - 12:49:25 MDT