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Monthly Archives: January 2013
Varnish Cache development news
Short update on activities in Varnish cache development: Work is being done on getting access to the request BODY inside Varnish. This feature has been requested for a while, particularly by the security.vcl guys. See daf0e2c. The 2013Q1 Varnish Developer Day will … Continue reading
Anonymous contributions with git
I’ve been playing around with the idea of how to make anonymous contributions to open source software. Let us say that you want to contribute to a project, but it is not something you necessarily want to be associated with. … Continue reading
