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Subject: Re: squid 1.0 beta9 internet object cache.
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * I think I've got a port of squid working. It's in 
 * /pub/FreeBSD/incoming/squidport.tar.gz

Thanks, but I already have a submission of squid-1.0b7 from Andrew
Stesin that I was testing.  I folded in the checksum and master site
list from your port to upgrade it to 1.0b9.  It will be imported
shortly.

 * Since squid's being developed rapidly, I'll need to post a new port 
 * wrapper every couple of weeks. What's the best way to do this?

Send us a plaintext diff -ru of the squid subdirectory.  That's the
easiest to read.

Thanks
Satoshi