Dear DeleGate users, I inform you of the new release of DeleGate available as follows: -------------------------------------------------------------------------- DeleGate/9.6.2 (BETA) -- minor fixes for FreeBSD, sftp/FTP gw., POP/HTTP gw. This release includes minor fixes for problems caused by the thread based implementation of gzip and SSL filters. - Fix for SEGV on FreeBSD in a HTTP proxy with threads for gzip encoding since 9.6.0 in which gzip/HTTP encoding was shifted to the thread-based implementation, it has rarely caused SEGV on SIGPIPE (caused by the premature disconnection by the client in receiving response) on FreeBSD. The SEGV was caused when a SIGPIPE is caused during pthread_create() is going and longjump() to undefined space from the signal handler of SIGPIPE. - Fix for frozen DeleGate processes caught SIGTERM/SIGINT on FreeBSD since 9.6.0 by the same reason with the above problem. - Fix for freezing in the SSL thread in the sftp/FTPS gatway - Fix for freezing (with/without thread) in the POP/HTTPS gatway - Lighter POP/NNTP/HTTP gateway - Fix for frozen FTP FEAT command after SSL negotiation (or with FTPS) - Fix for running under super-user right on Solaris8 - Fix for the elapsed time record in HTTP access log on 64bits machines -------------------------------------------------------------------------- SITE: <URL:ftp://ftp.delegate.org/pub/DeleGate/alpha/> FILE: delegate9.6.2.tar.{gz,bz2} DATE: Jun 20 18:16 JST 2007 SRCSIGN=9.6.2:20070620181557+0900:4c48dc91d46f8dfb TAR-SIZE: 6461440 bytes TAR-MD5: f11e6bf8505221dc0bacf82683ee8941 PUBLIC-KEY: http://www.delegate.org/rsa-pubkey.pem TAR-MD5-SIGN: edFN3EItEuEJwmlcZ7w4sqrX0GnKSQduIJuUgFfCBzbxo49WSSHqS4CGR/9w/wWX/lTeEDbO Nwz4JoobrnC9PLloYEQw0T7lfj/PIsd+DbEoEKIk010xr6qg/Xux7+B1lWyUOQB9hnKkrv2u LNycU4ESXCqbGG5yYmPeAYqQssA= Cheers, Yutaka -- 9 9 Yutaka Sato <pfqcabdyi-vaw4xsuvypvw.ml@delegate.org> http://delegate.org/y.sato/ ( ~ ) National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology _< >_ 1-1-4 Umezono, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, 305-8568 Japan Do the more with the less -- B. Fuller