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22 Sep 21:18
@kennylevinsen kennylevinsen
v0.3.1
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This is a bug-fix release of 0.3.

  • Fixed crash that could occur if no logging was enabled and a protocol handler failed after detection.
  • Protocols are no longer sorted by minimum consumption, but is instead used in the order they are added.
  • Using Go 1.5.1 at minimum now.
  • Everything (cross)compiled from OS X, except for serve2d_linux_amd64_cgo.

serve2 version used: 13304a51e41e36434252f55225d8589c6b3b349c

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Moving forward

06 Aug 20:45
@kennylevinsen kennylevinsen
v0.3
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TLSMatcher now permits multiple values to match against.

Notes about binaries:

  • nocgo means that it is compiled without cgo, and therefore does not use the libc resolver. This can mean that things like /etc/hosts will not be followed, which means that hostnames such as "localhost" won't work. Use 127.0.0.1 instead if you are observing this issue.
  • All binaries have been cross-compiled from an ubuntu 15.04 and Mac OS X 10.11 beta box. This means that the cgo version, which dynamically links against things like libc and libpthread, might not be compatible with all arbitrary distros. Instead, use the nocgo variant.
  • Binaries have only been tested on Linux and OS X
  • All binaries are compiled with go1.5beta3 on OS X and go1.5rc1 on ubuntu for extra awesomeness.

serve2 version used: c2d418edb8ddc114473d6a3a511ee1908e827460

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Something starting with "a".

05 Aug 13:32
@kennylevinsen kennylevinsen
v0.2
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This is the very first release.

Notes about binaries:

  • nocgo means that it is compiled without cgo, and therefore does not use the libc resolver. This can mean that things like /etc/hosts will not be followed, which means that hostnames such as "localhost" won't work. Use 127.0.0.1 instead if you are observing this issue.
  • All binaries have been cross-compiled from an ubuntu 15.04 box. This means that the cgo version, which dynamically links against things like libc and libpthread, might not be compatible with all arbitrary distros. Instead, use the nocgo variant.
  • Binaries have only been tested on Linux.
  • All binaries are compiled with go1.5beta3 for extra awesomeness.

serve2 version used: e94e0ec12baec62386826dcc95407d8c419e16f2

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