Symantec provide a version of Squid to their Symantec.Cloud customers
that they call the "Client Site Proxy". They've modified the source to
add two "encrypted" headers (X-TEACUP and X-SAUCER) to each request,
and only provide a Windows version of the product. These headers
provide reporting information back to the centralised admin portal. I
think one of them contains an encoded username, not sure about the
other.
They're refusing to provide a Linux version on the grounds that their
modifications are "confidential" due to the "encryption" of the
headers.
Seeing as Squid is GNU-GPL licensed and they're providing a commercial
product based upon it, aren't they required by GPL to make the source
code for their modifications to squid-cache available to the consumer?
Received on Mon May 20 2013 - 00:54:38 MDT
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