On 19/11/2012 3:11 p.m., Eliezer Croitoru wrote:
> On 11/19/2012 3:34 AM, Amos Jeffries wrote:
>> Wonderful to hear about more progress in the administration sphere.
>>
>> I have an ongoing project by Francesco Chemolli (kinkie) to improve the
>> cachemgr and SNMP information feeds. Would you be interested in
>> collaboration on the Squid internal upgrades needed to support our three
>> administration interfaces?
>>
>>
>> The prime objectives of our feature project in no particular order are:
>> * to upgrade the cachemgr reports output such that it can be used as
>> an Open Web API for managing Squid via plugin Web UI.
>> * create a HTML + XHR alternative to cachemgr.CGI.
>> * to synchronize the cachemgr and SNMP reporting such that all data is
>> equally available through either - as alternative API rather than
>> supplementary.
>>
>>
>> Amos Jeffries
>> Treehouse Networks Ltd.
>
> About the above mention cachemgr information feeds:
> the current output should or was Space limited for some or all?
What do you mean?
"limited" -> "delimited" ? no,
tables are TSV format (tab separated values on a line prefixed with a
\t),
some lists of values are kv-pair in mime format (delimited with ':'
and optional whitespace padding around values) as seen in the helper and
DNS reports,
some lists of values are kv-pair delimited with '=' as seen in the
statistics report.
... we are still debating format upgrades for future Squid.
> Is there any basic template for html + xhr?
We opted not to publish a particular MGR_INDEX file with Squid, but to
design such that the template with script code should belong to and be
installed by third-party management tools using the interface. The file
should contain a complete HTML page and you can do anything you like for
the markup. The only caveat is that it is a static HTML page (only
browser interpreted scripting allowed). Squid error page macro
substitution is performed on it prior to delivery (but not on other
resources included by it).
Designing a better manager UI tool was kinkies project, I'm not sure if
the result was going to become FOSS or not, but anyone aiming at making
a good one of their own is welcome to give it a go.
>
> Even the current output(cachemgr or SNMP) can be transformed into
> XHR(using small script) for older versions in a case of new HTML+XHR.
>
> Eliezer
>
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