From (spam-protected)  Sat Sep  4 13:52:15 2004
From: (spam-protected) (=?ISO-8859-1?Q?Andreas_T=F8nnesen?=)
Date: Sat, 04 Sep 2004 13:52:15 +0200
Subject: [OLSR-announce] 0.4.6 released!
Message-ID: <4139AC6F.1030406@olsr.org>

Hi all,

olsrd version 0.4.6 was released today!
The biggest change is the inclusion of Thomas Lopatics windows code. 
Cooperating
with Thomas has been a blast - and I believe that the windows version is 
pretty stable
for an initial release. Please report usage problems to olsr-users and 
code bugs to
olsr-dev.

Other updates:
- Support for dynamic interfaces. This means that interfaces specified 
in the config-
file/command line can be added, removed and updated at runtime. Very usefull
for using PCMCIA devices and for reconfiguration of IP addresses.
- A fix in the route calculation to make sure the interface address by 
which a
neighbor is reachable, is always used as nexthop when setting up routes. 
This
was not always the case when dealing with multi-homed nodes.
- An update in MID calculation which makes registration of multi homed nodes
happen faster. This is an optimization that is not specified in RFC3626.
- Code restructuring. The windows porting process has helped separating OS
dependent code from the olsrd codebase. This makes porting to other patforms
easier.
- Bugfixes. Quite a few smaller and bigger bugfixes, many of which have been
reported by the users - thanks for that!

Plugin developers should beware that there are changes in the structure 
used to
describe network interfaces. These changes must be reflected in plugins!

A windows binary will be available for download soon - for now you must
compile it yourself- read the win32 README file!

Enjoy - and let us know of problems you run into.


regards,
Andreas


From (spam-protected)  Sat Sep 18 18:54:27 2004
From: (spam-protected) (=?ISO-8859-1?Q?Andreas_T=F8nnesen?=)
Date: Sat, 18 Sep 2004 18:54:27 +0200
Subject: [OLSR-announce] 0.4.7 released
Message-ID: <414C6843.90609@olsr.org>

Hi all,

olsrd 0.4.7 was just released. It features a native windows GUI, WLAN 
interface detection in windows,
in addittion to quite a few bugfixes in core/linux olsrd code.
Thomas Lopatic has also put together a windows installer(using the 
NullSoft installer system) which
is available for download at olsr.org. This installer makes installing 
olsrd on windows a walk in the park :)

enjoy!

- Andreas