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Created attachment 432791 [details]
drain/consolidation of Squid's Release Notes pages

Description of problem:
The chapter "4.14 Squid" is too brief. There is worth to refer major changes between Squid 2.6 of RHEL-5 and Squid 3.1 of incoming RHEL-6.

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There is and attachment containing drain and consolidation Squid's 3.0 & 3.1 Release Notes.
I didn't include list of new/removed/changed options of squid.conf because it's available from Release Notes easily. I'm ready to do it on demand. Unfortunately I didn't see it necessary.