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SSM 2.3.0-0.1.rc1

16 Aug 12:01
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SSM 2.3.0-0.1.rc1 Pre-release
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  • First DEB build test.

SSM 2.2.1-1

22 May 09:15
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  • Added a check that the server certificate used for encryption hasn't expired so that a sending SSM won't start with an out of date server certificate.
  • Improved error handling for received messages so that more useful debugging information in obtained.

SSM 2.2.0-1

16 Nov 14:38
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  • Added a check that certificates have not expired before starting SSM.
  • SSL errors now propagated out properly and saved for received messages.
  • Trimmed down the number of log messages generated for receivers.
  • Added python-devel build requirement for non fedora-packager OSs (CentOS).

SSM 2.2.0-0.1.rc1

16 Nov 11:17
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SSM 2.2.0-0.1.rc1

SSM 2.1.7-1

12 Jan 15:50
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  • Added a delay when receiver is reconnecting to improve reliability.

SSM 2.1.6-1

02 Mar 16:49
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  • Improved the log output for SSM receivers so that there are fewer trivial
    entries and so it's more useful in tracking messages on the filesystem.

SSM 2.1.5-1

28 Nov 15:07
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  • (No changes from pre-release version.)

SSM 2.1.5-0.4.rc4

28 Nov 12:05
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SSM 2.1.5-0.4.rc4 Pre-release
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  • Corrected namespace of overridden variable (to enable SSL/TLS changes).

SSM 2.1.5-0.3.rc3

28 Nov 12:05
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SSM 2.1.5-0.3.rc3 Pre-release
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  • Removed python-ssl as a dependency as it can be option in some contexts.
  • Made it possible for old versions of stomp.py (3.0.3 and lower) to use
    SSL/TLS versions that aren't SSL 3.0.

SSM 2.1.5-0.2.rc2

27 Nov 10:50
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SSM 2.1.5-0.2.rc2 Pre-release
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  • Added a warning for old versions of stomp.py (3.0.3 and lower) that are
    limited to using SSL 3.0 for secure connections.