-$Id: TODO,v 1.41 2011/04/16 17:30:36 fabiankeil Exp $
+$Id: TODO,v 1.47 2011/07/04 17:48:11 fabiankeil Exp $
Some Privoxy related tasks, sorted by the time they
have been added, not by priority.
12) Add pipelining support.
-13) Use zlib to deflate content before sending it to
- the client. Measure if it makes a difference.
-
- Update:
- Note that this is already being worked on and mostly done
- for buffered content and internal CGI responses.
-
- The difference it does make, seems to be that it slows things
- down if the client and Privoxy are running on the same system,
- so for most users enabling it will make no sense.
-
14) Allow to filter POST parameters.
15) If trusted CGI pages are requested without trusted referrer,
65) Polish Website. Probably involves ditching the Docbook
mess in favour of wml. There should be already some threads
- in the mailinglists archives about this.
+ in the mailinglists archives about this. See also #41.
66) Increase maximum number of action and filter files.
-67) Clean up directory layout. Depends on 54 so we don't
- lose the revision history.
+67) Clean up source code directory layout. Depends on 54 so
+ we don't lose the revision history.
68) Use standard make syntax so we don't depend on GNU make.
be reasonable to default to a limit of one and showing an error
message if the request for the redirect URL would be redirected
again.
+
+92) The statistics currently aren't calculated correctly by Privoxy
+ as each thread is only counted as one request which is no longer
+ correct. This should be fixed, or the statistic code removed.
+ Privoxy-Log-Parser's provides more detailed statistics, anyway.
+
+93) Add a config directive to let Privoxy explicitly request either
+ IPv4 (or IPv6) addresses, even if the system supports both.
+ Could be useful as a workaround for misconfigured setups where the
+ libc returns IPv6 addresses even if there's no IPv6 connectivity.
+
+94) Add a config directive to let Privoxy prefer either IPv4 (or IPv6)
+ addresses, instead of trusting the libc to return them in an order
+ that makes sense. Like #93, this could be useful as a workaround
+ for misconfigured setups.