[Spread-users] Spread 3.17.4 release
Jonathan Stanton
jonathan at cnds.jhu.edu
Mon Dec 4 16:14:08 EST 2006
Hi everyone,
The official release day is here...
Spread Concepts LLC, Johns Hopkins University's Distributed Systems
and Networks Lab and George Washington University's Experimental
Networked Systems Lab are happy to announce the release of a
new stable version, 3.17.4, of the Spread toolkit.
Spread is a toolkit that provides a high performance messaging service
that is resilient to faults across external or internal networks. Spread
functions as a unified message bus for distributed applications, and
provides highly tuned application-level multicast and group communication
support. Spread services range from reliable message passing to fully
ordered messages with delivery guarantees, even in case of computer
failures and network partitions.
Please be aware, that under the Spread Open Source License, the toolkit may
be freely used only under some conditions. For example, the license includes
the requirement that all advertising materials (including web pages)
mentioning software that uses Spread display a specific acknowledgement.
Please review the license agreement for more details.
http://www.spread.org/license/
Other commercial licenses or other licensing arrangements are available.
Please contact info at spreadconcepts.com.
The 3.17.4 release includes a number of bug fixes. They include fixing
some daemon crashes, memory corruption in the daemon, and C library,
deadlocks when used in threaded apps and errors occur, bind problems
on Windows, incorrect view ids in groups, and other minor fixes.
So we highly encourage everyone to upgrade to this release.
The 3.17.4 release has no external api changes.
A detailed list of bugfixes is available in the Changelog file of the
source release.
Jonathan
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Jonathan R. Stanton jonathan at cs.jhu.edu
Dept. of Computer Science
Johns Hopkins University
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