2.0
===
- All of the core functionality has moved into Net::XMPP.
It provides the connection, messages, iq, and presence.
Net::Jabber now just provides the extensions that the
JEPs define and that are truly Jabber and not XMPP.
1.30
====
- Added initial support for XMPP 1.0 via XML::Stream 1.18.
- Locked version of XML::Stream to 1.18.
- Changed connectiontimeout to just timeout in the Connect
function.
- Hey, here's a good idea. Instead of copying the function
hash out of each namespace why not just use a refrence...
duh... This might make things a little faster and use a
smidge less memory. Just a little thought.
- Fixed a taint problem with an eval and the xmlns read from
the socket.
- Fixed some -w warnings.
- Updated client test to user newer methods and create the
test account.
- Added password to MUCJoin.
- Fixed typo in DefineNamespace.
- Added Tree Transfer (JEP-105)
1.29
====
- Added PubSub (JEP-60)
- Added documentation for most of the below.
- Added in a basic basic support for SOAP (JEP-72). You can
dump in rawxml and get it back out.
- Looking into using contants for the namespaces, but they
don't work in hashes. =(
- Removed jabber❌sxpm (it was never used).
- Added initial (low level) support for Commands (JEP-50).
- Added initial (low level) support for FNeg (JEP-20),
Disco (JEP-30), Bytestream (JEP-65), SI (JEP-95), and
FT-Profile (JEP-96).
- Made Client, Component, and Server inherit from Protocol
instead of AUTOLOADing. Why didn't I do this in the
beginning?
- Added function RosterRequest to let the user handle processing
the roster in their own callback and not return a hash.
- Added function PresenceDBClear that will clear out the
presence database.
- Added check to see if Process generated an error, and then
was called again (bad thing).
- Moved Process into Client.pm, Component.pm, and Server.pm.
- Locked version of XML::Stream to 1.17.
- Fixed typos in the Protocol help.
1.28
====
- Fixed bug in XPathDefined which caused the main iq callback
function to not work. Show stopper bug.
- Fixed iq:time test.
1.27
====
- Update examples/client scripts to include an xpath based
example.
- Added support for XPath based callbacks.
- Updated x:data to match the call for experience.
- Requires perl 5.6 in an attempt to get Unicode support.
- Added finer callback support for presence and message
based on type.
- Minor tweak to NOT remove an unknown xmlns packet (duh...)
- Fixed bug in JID.
- Updated DefineNamespace to handle most old style, and all
new style.
- Locked version of XML::Stream to 1.16.
- Major recore due to XML::Stream::Node and XPath.
- Moved from XML::Stream::Hash to XML::Stream::Node.
- Fixed XDB Reply error.
- Uninitialized value round up.
28 May 2008:
- The functionality of the OTR button has now moved to a menu. There's
an "OTR" menu, as well as an icon showing the current OTR state of
each active conversation in the window.
- New OTR icons from <cyrus_xiii@yahoo.com>
- OTR icons show up inline in the conversation window when the OTR
status changes.
- Buddy authentication has been revamped, based on the user study
published in SOUPS 2008. The default is now to choose a question and
an answer only you and the buddy should know. The question is
displayed to the buddy, who is prompted for the answer. The "shared
secret" and "fingerprint" authentication methods are still available.
remove the later. The old version 1.0.5 is unmaintained, has a remote
DoS vulnerability and is less reliable than version 1.2.0beta2.
Approved by Adrian Portelli.
manage their channels in a secure and efficient way and allows operators to
manage various things about their networks. Unlike it's predecessor, Shrike,
services has a completely reworked form of channel management that feels
somewhat like eggdrop and is somewhat more useful.
Services currently works with many irc daemons. More details are
available in the config file.
1.1.20 follows up with the latest fixes of the maintenence release. It is a HIGHLY RECOMENDED upgrade for all 1.1.19 (and prior) users, as it addresses a number of client compatibility and general stability fixes.
Version 1.7.20 (revision 1324)
With all currently known bugs fixed, this new release of Anope contains
loads of bugfixes and should provide a stable experience. This is one of
the last releases in the 1.7 series of Anope. We encourage users who were
not using the 1.7 series for stability reasons to try out this release and
report any bugs found on our bugtracker at http://bugs.anope.org/ .
An important note for MySQL users: various database schema improvements
have been added in Changes.mysql. Be sure to apply these changes to your
database schema for a large increase in performance of the MySQL code.
Take a look at the change log for more information about the changes made
for this release.
Version 1.7.21 (revision 1341)
This new release fixes a XOP-related exploitable crash bug which appeared in
Anope version 1.7.20. Earlier versions are not affected. Networks running
Anope 1.7.20 are strongly advised to upgrade to this release. Even though
networks running earlier versions are not affected by this bug, they are
still advised to upgrade due to numerous other bugfixes.
Next to the fix for the crash bug mentioned above, a number of other things
have been fixed as well, including various InspIRCd-related issues, bugs in
the MySQL code and a shiny new Russian translation.
Take a look at the change log for more information about the changes made
for this release.
* New default binding ctrl+x to open context menus.
* Menu triggers and other bindings will no longer conflict.
* Middle click pastes the internal clipboard (when mouse support is enabled).
* The typing notification in the conversation history can be disabled or
customized (font, color etc.) in .gtkrc-2.0.
* Added a plugin (not installed by default) which adds a Send button back to
the conversation window. People without physical keyboards have a hard time
with the lack of the button.
* Clicking on the buddyicon in the conversation window toggles the size of the
icon between small and large.
* The settings of a chat (e.g. Handle in an XMPP chat, or Exchange in an AIM
chat) can be edited from its context menu in the buddy list.
* Add a "Present conversation window" preference to the Message Notification
plugin; the "Raise conversation window" option does not unminimize windows
or draw attention to them when they are on other workspaces--the "Present"
option should.
* Add a preference to set Escape as the keyboard shortcut for closing the
conversation window.
* Add an option in the context menu to disable smileys in the selected text
in the conversation history/log viewer. This should help people who
regularly paste code in conversations.
* Add a preference to choose the minimum size of the text input area in lines.
* Moved the "Local alias" field in the Modify Account dialog to be below the
"User Options" heading on the "Basic" tab.
* Number of room occupants is now shown in chat tooltips where possible
o In MySpaceIM, messages from spambots are discarded (Justin Williams)
o Strip mIRC formatting codes from quit and part messages.
o IRC now displays ban lists in-channel for joined channels.
o Fixed a bug where the list of loaded plugins would get removed when
switching between different operating systems.
o Fix reception of IRC PART without a part message on Undernet
(fixes a problem with litter in the channel user list).
o IRC no longer crashes on /list on servers which erroneously omit RPL_LISTSTART
o Update the NetworkManager support to use D-Bus directly, instead of
libnm-glib. Hopefully it's stable now. It will now compile by default if you
have D-Bus support and NetworkManager.h. (Elliott Sales de Andrade)
o MSN buddy list synchronization is now more forgiving, only asking about
buddies who have disappeared completely from the server list and not those
that have simply moved groups.
o IRC will now try to append 1-9 to your nick if it is in use, instead of
substituting the last character with 1-9 where possible.
o Bonjour buddies will be saved persistently if they're moved out of the
"Bonjour" group. (Eion Robb)
Based on patch provided in PR 38624.
'cicqconv' command is renamed for 'cimconv', conflict with centericq is gone away.
2008-04-08 New version (4.22.5) released.
This release fixes various segfaults in the Yahoo protocol. It also introduces a
bar which displays all open chats nicely.
2008-03-29 New version (4.22.4) released.
This release fixes the possible url exploit described in CVE-2008-1467. It also
makes CenterIM ready for the Yahoo protocol change kicking in on 2nd april 2008.
2008-03-11 New version (4.22.3) released.
This version fixes the various ICQ contact list issues (e.g adding contacts
should now work).
2007-12-08 New version (4.22.2) released.
More than 90 fixes/improvements have been added to centerim since our last
release in June. The main fixes included are:
* Fixed bug in msn login when the server sent a NOT message
* Fixed bug in ICQ protocol which prevented others from seeing your presence
(partial)
* New version tracking/updating (Thanks to David Riebenbauer for this helpful
feature)
* Added an "Out for Lunch" state
There is a single crash fix in versions prior 1.1.19, in KLINE use. Opers on older versions are advised to avoid KLINE, and to use GLINE instead.
Minor server buffering enhancements (should be a bit faster on netburst and use less CPU for highly loaded servers)
Tempramental linking fix (thanks to djGrrr for helping finally track this down)
Upgrade at your leisure.
Add an option to select whether dbus support should be enabled or not and
use it to control the installation of the musicmessaging plugin. Fixes the
package when dbus is already installed. Bump PKGREVISION to 2.
Ew. Conditional builds.
- assume that Python 2.4 and 2.5 are compatible and allow checking for
fallout.
- remove PYTHON_VERSIONS_COMPATIBLE that are obsoleted by the 2.3+
default. Modify the others to deal with the removals.
1.1.6:
This version fixes a rekey timeout crash.
1.1.5:
This release fixes the KILL command and disconnection related
problems.
1.1.4:
This version fixes 64-bit alignment issues.
1.1.3:
This version fixes several crashes, a WATCH command busy-loop, QoS
rate limit handling, and many other bugs.
1.1.2:
This version fixes a possible buffer overflow.
1.1.1:
This version fixes a crash related to processing of NEW_CLIENT
packets.
1.1:
This version was ported to the new SILC Toolkit 1.1. Support for
dynamic router connections and HTTP statistics back end were added.
Support was added for the upcoming SILC Protocol version 1.3 and
SILC Public Key version 2. Other major bugfixes were also made.
1.1beta4:
This version fixes public key authentication as responder, OPER
and SILCOPER public key authentication, and other minor bugs.
1.1beta3:
This version fixes a CTR mode rekey crash and other CTR mode issues.
1.1beta2:
This beta release fixes many crash bugs.
Summary of changes from 0.11.8.2.1 to 0.11.8.3
============================================
[UI fea] Simple heuristics for disabling and reenabling encryption based on whether naim thinks you're talking to someone logged in to naim or to a second client.
[TOC fea] Availability messages are now decoded and passed along to the UI.
[TOC fea] The TOC2 driver now uses toc_locate_user instead of toc_get_info to retrieve profile information. This both fixes profile viewing, which has been broken since late 2006, and adds the ability to retrieve away messages for non-naim users, which has not been possible since 0.10.
[UI bug] The string <a href="target"></a> would previously be rendered as " [target]" in naim, while graphical AIM clients would render it as an empty string. A recent version of AIM for Windows introduced a bug where outgoing messages included these empty hyperlinks in some situations. Fixed.
