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From: Joseph Scott <joseph@randomnetworks.com>
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On Fri, 5 Jul 2002, Adrian Chadd wrote:

# adrian      2002/07/05 02:39:38 PDT
# 
#   Modified files:
#     www/squid24          Makefile distinfo 
#   Log:
#   Update squid port to squid-2.4stable7.
#   This fixes a few security bugs so users should upgrade.
#   (Thanks for the reminder! :)
#   
#   PR:             40175

	This PR is still listed as open.

	PR kern/9163 (squid does not join a multicast group without
primary interface) looks like it's been sitting around for awhile.  Any
idea on the status of this?  Should this be something directed at the
Squid folks instead?

	PR ports/26303 indicates that the perms on squid's error logs were
incorrect.

	PR ports/36386 has a patch to avoid resetting perms on log and
cache dirs if they already exist.

-Joseph


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