Ok I see what you're trying to do now, you're not going to need to patch your kernel for this.
You will however need to patch the Lusca source with the zph patch. Sorry if this has been a little confusing. I am not very familiar with Lusca and only deal with Squid rarely. So bare with me a little
The tutorial you have is for patching squid, not lusca, however since Lusca is a fork of squid the patch should work (note the should). Basically you already have the Lusca source since it doesn't come as a prepackaged binary.
In order to patch Lusca following that tutorial you should be able to follow this portion of the tutorial
Code:
# cd squid-2.6.5
Aplicando o patch:
# patch -p1 < ../squid-2.6.STABLE2-ToS_Hit_ToS_Preserve.patch
E por último e mais simples de todos vamos criar os pacotes .deb a partir dos fontes que baixamos, mas agora já com o patch ZPH aplicados:
# dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -uc -b
Feito isso vamos ter os seguintes pacotes em /usr/src:
- squid_2.6.5-6_i386.deb
- squid-cgi_2.6.5-6_i386.deb
- squidclient_2.6.5-6_i386.deb
- squid-common_2.6.5-6_all.deb
Daí é só instalar:
# dpkg -i squid*
*note sorry for the spanish , but that's what the tutorial you linked was in.
However in order to do that you need to package the Lusca-HEAD source first. In order to create the deb package you can use this
Code:
sudo checkinstall -D
instead of make install.
Be sure you substitute the squid source for the lusca source and it SHOULD patch. After that you will end up building it into a package and installing it using dpkg.
That SHOULD give you a running Lusca-HEAD install WITH the zph patch.
*note : I'm ammending my original post so additional readers don't get confused by the kernel patching part.
Also, in response to your PM I don't really use messenger services , and the best way to solve this problem in my opinion is to deal with it on the forum so that other individuals in the future may find an answer to a similar problem.
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