Adrian Chadd's Ramblings

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I'm now using the Lusca IPv6 branch for browsing both IPv4 and IPv6 sites. There's a bunch of little things to update and test, incl...

Now that I've (hopefully!) completely finished with university, I can get back into using my hard-earned money from Xenion to get more L...

I've managed to now get the Lusca IPv6 code to perform IPv6 lookups, open a socket to the remote host and then try an IPv6 connection. B...

Today's task - tying together the bits of Lusca's IPv6 work to be able to do an IPv6 AAAA lookup, join it with an IPv4 A lookup, the...

My university exams are over for another semester. Remind me why I put myself through this? :-) So now that they're over, my open source...

The IPv6 development branch (/playpen/LUSCA_HEAD_ipv6 in subversion) now handles IPv6 HTTP clients. It is still limited to IPv4 servers and ...

I've been spending a little time fleshing out some more of the IPv6 preparation work in Lusca. Since they're rather intrusive patche...

Cacheboy is currently pushing a good 800-1200mbit of firefox 3.6.4 updates. It has about 6% of the total mozilla mirror weight so I predict ...

I've finally committed changes to Lusca which migrate the HTTP Header management routines away from individual malloc/free calls per HTT...

I've been toying around with the NetBSD unit testing framework called "ATF". Unlike other well-known FOSS unit testing softwar...

Things have been quiet on the Lusca front lately. I poked some of the users who were reporting earlier issues and asked whether said issues ...

I've been slowly working towards a variety of medium-term goals in Lusca. I've resisted committing various bits of partially finishe...

A rather nice chap has been ploughing through the source and making it work under Windows/Cygwin. I've been committing bits and pieces o...

It all started with Issue 99 . There was a random crash in the logging code. It looked like bug in the method handling changes which made it...

One of the Lusca users has issues with swap file contents being invalid. It's linked to the length of the object URL - and fixing this i...

I've finally found and fixed two annoying bugs in Lusca. The first is that occasionally the rebuild processed failed to properly rebuild...

I've broken out most of the client-side request parsing code into a separate source file. There's now only a single entry and exit p...

So the obvious thing to do is to not run the logging path at all, and to avoid evaluating the access control list(s) if there's no acces...

The Squid/Lusca access logging logic is .. well, to be honest, it's quite dirty and inefficient. Yes, like most of Squid. But this is a ...