[SR-Users] reSIProcate v1.10.0 released

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 The v1.10.0 release has been tagged and made available for download: https://www.resiprocate.org/files/pub/reSIProcate/releases/ and a direct link to the ChangeLog: https://github.com/resiprocate/resiprocate/blob/resiprocate-1.10/ChangeLog Debian, Fedora and Ubuntu packages are in the process of being updated. It is about 20 months since 1.9.0 and there have been many improvements. Highlights of the v1.10.0 release: - - repro SIP proxy now includes: - full presence server - PostgreSQL support - Include directive in the config file - - enhancements to the stack and proxy include: - WebSocket authentication may now use URL parameters instead of cookies, client certs or DIGEST - better Syslog support - TLS improvements (PFS, private key passphrases) - better assertion handling (resip_assert) - WSAPoll for Windows, allowing thousands of TCP connections - removing transports at runtime - added netns (Linux network namespace) support The RTC Quickstart Guide provides an overview of how to get started using repro, Kamailio and other popular SIP, XMPP and TURN products http://rtcquickstart.org Contributors to v1.10.0 include Alan Hawrylyshen, Alexander G. Pronchenkov, Byron Campen, Daniel Pocock, Daniel Tacalau, Dan Petrie, Dario Bozzali, Fedor Brunner, Gregor Jasny, Kevin Green, Reiner Herrmann, Robert Sparks, Scott Godin, Thomas Thorne, Vasil Kolev and Wolfgang Rosenauer. Please also see the hall of fame in Github: https://github.com/resiprocate/resiprocate/graphs/contributors which emphasizes the enormous and sustained contribution Scott Godin has made to this project and this release in particular. We are also very grateful to all those who contributed feedback through the mailing list, testing the beta packages in Debian and all past contributors to previous releases of the reSIProcate project. reSIProcate point releases are now announced on the low-volume resiprocate-announce mailing list, please subscribe if you would like to know when 1.10.1 comes along: http://list.resiprocate.org/mailman/listinfo/resiprocate-announce SHA256 checksums for the files: resiprocate-1.10.0.tar.gz c089686e183b8a739064731fa9e5002ab4d0bd6908cd8f5e648e021d76363c98 resiprocate-1.10.0.zip df4ba3902770390e7a0f9f6b13c5959292feba04785f01b9d044ad31325fa1e0 resiprocate-contrib-1.10.0.tar.gz 2f40c568644cbf1dd8628da0535dadd8d17367860234163d003fe0fbd75ba9a0 resiprocate-contrib-1.10.0.zip ef1c50b7c70b533c7bec1bfb071ca19ff9368a0b1e8a951e430e273b8d413715