8 January 2008: Polipo 1.0.4:
* Fixed the handling of tunnels with a parent proxy (thanks to
Richard Šputa).
* Fixed a bug that could cause connections to be shut down when
a server used the old (RFC 2068) semantics of ``100 Continue''
(thanks to Thomas Wiesel).
* Fixed a crash when a request URL was larger than 10 kB (thanks to
Fabian Keil).
* Fixed a possible failure to read client requests larger than one
chunk.
ChangeLog:
6 October 2007: Polipo 1.0.3
Changed the default for chunkMemory: it is now 24 MB or
one-quarter of physical memory, whichever is smaller.
Support for logging to syslog (thanks to Nix).
Made atom reference counts 32-bit longs; this should fix
problems that people were seeing when running Polipo with
humongous in-memory caches.
Added Git, Jabber and CVS to default tunnelAllowedPorts.
Fixed a bug that could cause URL matching to fail when using
anchored regular expressions (thanks to phuel).
26 August 2007: Polipo 1.0.2:
Fixed a crash that could happen with entities more than 2GB in
size. Such entities are still not supported, but Polipo
should no longer crash.
Minor HTTP compliance fixes, due to testing with Co-Advisor.
Fixed a crash that would happen when a POST request was aborted
by the server. Reported by Tero Pelander.
Worked around a DNS-related bug that I'm unable to track down,
waiting for a proper fix.
25 June 2007: Polipo 1.0.1:
Made Polipo slightly more aggressive when speaking to
HTTP/1.0 servers (thanks to Fabian Keil for noticing that).
Fixed a crash that would happen when a client used
Cache-Control: only-if-cached, and the object was not in cache.
(Reported by F. Zappa, A. Patala and V. Ghosal.)
Fixed a descriptor leak when running under Windows.
Made Polipo optionally drop connections after servicing
a number of connections (maxConnectionAge and maxConnectionRequests).
Add files/polipo.sh.
proxy server). While Polipo was designed to be used by one person or a small
group of people, there is nothing that prevents it from being used by a larger
group.