Just so it is clear why I'm rejecting this outright:
* see review of previous proposal https://code.launchpad.net/~cprov/squid/snap/+merge/297663. All of Alex's and Robert's comments about packaging still apply.
For the purposes of snap packaging your upstreams are in this order: the Ubuntu Server Team, the Debian pkg-squid Team, then Squid Project.
* SNAP does not change any of the legal restrictions that have long prevented Debian/Ubuntu distrbuting SSL/TLS enabled Squid packages. You are free to build your own binaries, but Debian/Ubuntu are forbidden from distribution. Please drop all the OpenSSL related parts, there is no chance of a merge while they remain.
Just so it is clear why I'm rejecting this outright:
* see review of previous proposal https:/ /code.launchpad .net/~cprov/ squid/snap/ +merge/ 297663. All of Alex's and Robert's comments about packaging still apply.
For the purposes of snap packaging your upstreams are in this order: the Ubuntu Server Team, the Debian pkg-squid Team, then Squid Project.
* SNAP does not change any of the legal restrictions that have long prevented Debian/Ubuntu distrbuting SSL/TLS enabled Squid packages. You are free to build your own binaries, but Debian/Ubuntu are forbidden from distribution. Please drop all the OpenSSL related parts, there is no chance of a merge while they remain.