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Subject: [squid-users] Hardware acceleration quest
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On 16/01/2026 05:38, Jonathan Lee wrote:
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> We use to be able to use ssl engine and set it to something like devcrypto, is there anyway to utilize any hardware acceleration with new squid versions to access something like a SafeXcel or other newer crypto chips ?
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From: jonathanlee571 at gmail.com (Jonathan Lee)
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>> We use to be able to use ssl engine and set it to something like devcrypto, is there anyway to utilize any hardware acceleration with new squid versions to access something like a SafeXcel or other newer crypto chips ?
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