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Dear Sir,

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I was wondering if there are any plans to support squid 3.4.x via
FreeBSD ports soon?

Version 3.4.x adds support for TPROXY and intercept using FreeBSD or
OpenBSD, which I would really like to use.

At the moment, there is no alternative to 'transparent' or 'intercept'
connections when using IPV6.

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Best regards,

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Adri Koppes

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