pkgsrc/www/squidpurge/distinfo

$NetBSD: distinfo,v 1.2 2005/12/30 14:52:17 joerg Exp $

SHA1 (purge-20040201-src.tar.gz) = 9347ead8f1444c7c8d1828e0c8ff8bd0ca5e0891
RMD160 (purge-20040201-src.tar.gz) = c98c146223d6322850e7203af2b074a40440184a
Size (purge-20040201-src.tar.gz) = 30572 bytes
SHA1 (patch-aa) = cb01736e19a00eaaec18c5e4f61b20ca1609eb1b
SHA1 (patch-ab) = c461769a7eae2f249ec3b8acb4fe40b42f2f411b
SHA1 (patch-ac) = d18823eca80d17a9c3768df5ffd515508b38f38c
Fix DragonFly. Use C++ compiler for linkage and add a snippish comment about the incorrect comment in the Makefile. 2005-12-30 15:52:17 +01:00			$NetBSD: distinfo,v 1.2 2005/12/30 14:52:17 joerg Exp $
New package to inspect squid caches and extract data from them. Patched for pkgsrc pathnames (default location of squid config file), and for NetBSD; probably needs help for other pkgsrc platforms but not marked ONLY_ because there's no good reason it can't be made to work. While not useful to run this w/o squid, the package does not depend on it because it can be built and installed without it. The package and binary are named squidpurge because purge seems too likely to conflict and squid users are more likely to notice it this way. The purge tool is a kind of magnifying glass into your squid-2 cache. You can use purge to have a look at what URLs are stored in which file within your cache. The purge tool can also be used to release objects which URLs match user specified regular expressions. It can extract objects matching a regular expression, creating a directory tree matching the server layout. A more troublesome feature is the ability to remove files squid does not seem to know about any longer. 2005-10-11 02:45:39 +02:00
			`SHA1 (purge-20040201-src.tar.gz) = 9347ead8f1444c7c8d1828e0c8ff8bd0ca5e0891`
			`RMD160 (purge-20040201-src.tar.gz) = c98c146223d6322850e7203af2b074a40440184a`
			`Size (purge-20040201-src.tar.gz) = 30572 bytes`
Fix DragonFly. Use C++ compiler for linkage and add a snippish comment about the incorrect comment in the Makefile. 2005-12-30 15:52:17 +01:00			`SHA1 (patch-aa) = cb01736e19a00eaaec18c5e4f61b20ca1609eb1b`
New package to inspect squid caches and extract data from them. Patched for pkgsrc pathnames (default location of squid config file), and for NetBSD; probably needs help for other pkgsrc platforms but not marked ONLY_ because there's no good reason it can't be made to work. While not useful to run this w/o squid, the package does not depend on it because it can be built and installed without it. The package and binary are named squidpurge because purge seems too likely to conflict and squid users are more likely to notice it this way. The purge tool is a kind of magnifying glass into your squid-2 cache. You can use purge to have a look at what URLs are stored in which file within your cache. The purge tool can also be used to release objects which URLs match user specified regular expressions. It can extract objects matching a regular expression, creating a directory tree matching the server layout. A more troublesome feature is the ability to remove files squid does not seem to know about any longer. 2005-10-11 02:45:39 +02:00			`SHA1 (patch-ab) = c461769a7eae2f249ec3b8acb4fe40b42f2f411b`
Fix DragonFly. Use C++ compiler for linkage and add a snippish comment about the incorrect comment in the Makefile. 2005-12-30 15:52:17 +01:00			`SHA1 (patch-ac) = d18823eca80d17a9c3768df5ffd515508b38f38c`