Dear DeleGate users,

I inform you of the new release of DeleGate available as follows:
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DeleGate/9.8.2 (BETA) -- porting to Windwos CE, name based reverse proxy

In this release, DeleGate has been ported to Windows Mobile (or Windows CE)
<URL:http://wince.delegate.org/> and 
Name-based reverse proxy has become available.
<URL:http://www.delegate.org/delegate/nvproxy/>

To work as a server of a single persistent process, the program is revised
totally to be multi-thread safe and to be free from memory leaks.

NEW

 * ported to Windows Mobile / CE, supporting auto. dialup
 - running as a single process server (-d1+7 option)
 - servicing with a fixed number of DeleGate processes (-n8 option)
 - single server for multiple protocols (-P21/ftp,80/http,1080/socks,...)
 - specifying ports in multiple options (-Q80 -Q1080 ... for -P80,1080,...)
 * supported name based reverse proxy for HTTP (nvserv MountOption)
 - supported NAT/Linux based transparent proxy for any protocol (odst.-)
 - supported NAT/Linux based gateway (odst MountOption)
 - introduced interactive authorization by human (AUTHORIZER=-man)
 - introduced auth. by login to the local host/Win32 (AUTHORIZER=-login)
 - supported NTLM over HTTP -- NTHT RFC4559 (AUTHORIZER=-ntht)
 - gateway from telnet client to SSH server (SERVER=telnet://-ssh.server)
 - timeout of authentication cache (TIMEOUT=authorizer:T)
 - MOUNT for SMTP with domain and server (MOUNT="u1@d1 smtp://u2@d2@serv")
 - supported mkdir,rmdir,rm,mv as an origin-FTP server
 - a simple option to suppress restriction of HTTPS/SSLtunnel usage (-Dst)
 - an option to reduce reloading of origin data (HTTPCONF=cache:less-reload)
 - an option to peep the message headers over HTTP (-vp[qrst])
 - enabled relaying SNI (Server Name Indication/TLS) over MITM/HTTP

FIX

 * fixed leak of memory and file descriptor or handle
 * fixes to be multi-thread safe
 - fixed restarting DeleGate with -r option
 - faster and smoother gunzip/gzip over HTTP with threaded gunzip/gzip
 - fixed SSL connection failure to the server (9.8.0)
 - fixed Web robot by FreyaSX/any2fdif -r URL option (9.6.0)
 - fixed MOUNT for local files with DGROOT including space characters
 - fixed HTTP MOUNT for URLs in XML text
 - fixed FTP/HTTP not to freeze waiting 226 resp. (until TIMEOUT=io)
 - fixed FTP/HTTP to cope with FTP server returning "150 ... (123,456 bytes)"
 - fixed HTTP latency or broken keep-alive on 304 relay
 - fixed HTTP cache to discard incompletely received data by SIGPIPE on Win32
 - fixed HTTP cache expiration and verification for data with non-200 codes
 - fixed HTTP keep-alive to be kept alive with FFROMCL
 - fixed HTTP relaying POST body with FFROMCL/FFROMSV on Win32
 - fixed unnecessary debugger invocation during invocation on Win32 (9.8.1)
 - fixed possible SEGV during termination as a service on Win32
 - fixed DLL library (gzip and OpenSSL) names passed to a service on Win32
 - fixed running and restarting as a service on Win32 (since 9.0.5, 9.7.5)
 - fixed -Fimp on Win32 (9.8.1)
 - fixed possible SEGV on termination with mulit-threads by SIGTERM
 - fixed possible SEGV or freeze in slow DNS on invocation (LinuxThreads)
 - fixed logging data with "%lld" on ARM CPU
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  SITE: <URL:ftp://ftp.delegate.org/pub/DeleGate/>
  FILE: delegate9.8.2.tar.{gz,bz2}
  DATE: Jul 18 19:21 JST 2008
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Cheers,
Yutaka
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  9 9   Yutaka Sato <pfqcabdyi-pg3up54rkstw.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
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