OpenSIPS Changelog
What's new in OpenSIPS 1.6.0
Dec 17, 2009- new 'statistic classes for network and pkg_mem information: NET class , to provide information about the network sockets and PKMEM class, to provide information about the private memory of each process - see http://lists.opensips.org/pipermail/users/2009-April/004868.html
- # new mem_dump core parameter for a better control on logging memory info. Former "mem_log" was split in mem_log (only for debug log during mallog/free/realloc ops) and mem_dump (for dumping the mem status at runtime/shutdown). This will help in debugging memory leaks - you can request only the mem dumping without actually getting all the debugs during mem ops.
- For backward compatibility, setting mem_log will automatically set to the same value the mem_dump.
- To get distinct setting, do:
- mem_log = 6; # do not report mem logs (report them as debugs)
- mem_dump = 0; # report mem dumps (report on ERR level)
- new '''db_version_table" core parameter to allow configuration of custom names for "version" table. There are cases when a single DB contains tables from 2 versions of OpenSIPS, so distinct version tables are needed.
- db_version_table = "version_1_6";
- extendes the idea of the advertised_address and advertised_port parameters so that it is possible to bind such an address to each listen= statement. Syntax-wise, it works like this:
- listen=[proto:]host[:port][ AS host[:port]]
New in OpenSIPS 1.5.3 (Oct 12, 2009)
- important fixed related to transaction, dialog and presence support - it is recommended to upgrade, as it provides important stability improvements
New in OpenSIPS 1.4.4 (Jan 16, 2009)
- After another month from 1.4.3 release, OpenSIPS improves itself with a new minor release, 1.4.4. Thanks to hard testing and fixing of a several people, new issues (critical and minor) were fixed on the OpenSIPS 1.4 branch.
- It is highly recommended to upgrade to this release, as it provides important stability improvements - OpenSIPS 1.4.4 is now available for download on project web site and SF download system.