trafficserver for Debian
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* ATS 9.0.0 comes with slight changes
  Some config files have been removed:
    - /etc/trafficserver/sni.yaml
  One file has been migrated to yaml format:
    - /etc/trafficserver/ip_allow.config
  Some config file have been added:
    - /etc/trafficserver/sni.yaml
    - /etc/trafficserver/strategies.yaml
  wccp is now disabled by default.
    Therefore, it has been removed from Debian package.
  Following plugins have been removed from experimental:
    - balancer
    - buffer-upload
    - header_normalize
    - hipes
    - memcached_remap
    - ssl_cert_loader
    - stale_while_revalidate
  Following plugins have been added as experimental:
    - cert_reporting_tool
    - cookie_remap
    - ja3_fingerprint
    - memory_profile
    - redo_cache_lookup
    - ssl_session_reuse
    - statichit
  Following plugins have been promoted to stable:
    - cache_range_requests
    - certifier
    - multiplexer
    - prefetch
    - remap_purge
    - server_push_preload

* ATS 8.0.0 comes with slight changes in config files.
    Following ones has been removed:
    - /etc/trafficserver/vaddrs.config
    - /etc/trafficserver/metrics.config
    - /etc/trafficserver/logging.config
    - /etc/trafficserver/log_hosts.config
    - /etc/trafficserver/congestion.config
    - /etc/trafficserver/cluster.config
    - /etc/trafficserver/body_factory/default/congestion#retryAfter

* New config files have been added and now use yaml format.
    More files will be migrated in the future:
    - /etc/trafficserver/logging.yaml
    - /etc/trafficserver/ssl_server_name.yaml

* gzip pluging has been renamed into compress.
    Existing configuration won't be updated

* traffic_cop has been removed. Now, init and systemd files use traffic_manager

 -- Jean Baptiste Favre <debian@jbfavre.org>  Fri, 21 Sep 2018 09:04:07 +0200

* If you are using 32-bits package, please note that upstream has
    discontinued 32-bit support.
    32-bits Debian package will still be built, but is subject to removal
    whenever 32-bit fails.

 -- Jean Baptiste Favre <debian@jbfavre.org>  Mon, 14 Dec 2015 10:29:12 +0100

* Please read the CONFIGURATION.Debian file to get started with Traffic Server.

* Currently Apache Traffic Server lacks man pages of binaries shipped along the
  package. That's a known problem which is being worked on. Please read the
  upstream documentation on the website instead.

* If you read upstream's documentation about Traffic Server you will sometimes
  find references to a program `/usr/bin/trafficserver`. Debian does not ship
  this script. This is intentional. Use Debian's /etc/init.d/trafficserver
  script instead.

 -- Arno Töll <debian@toell.net>  Tue, 31 Dec 2011 13:54:18 +0100