Re: [Help-gnunet] GNUnet 0.5.1 released

[Christian Muellner]

On Tuesday 04 February 2003 20:06, you wrote:
> GNUnet 0.5.1 finally made it out of the door.
>
> There are a few new features, like that you can explicitly specify the
> degree of anonymity that you require (how much traffic you need to hide in)
> and an improved database handling that will allow you to break the boundary
> of 2 GB of inserted or migrated (not indexed!) content.
>
> The release also now supports libgcrypt (big thanks to Werner Koch, the
> libgcrypt maintainer, for his help). Achieving compatibility between
> OpenSSL and libgcrypt prompted two minor changes to the encoding of RSA
> encrypted data, so if you see "failed verification" messages, that's just
> peers running the old protocol. libgcrypt still fails sporadically on RSA
> decrypt (or signature verify) operations and you need the very latest
> version of libgcrypt. But for now, you can also still use OpenSSL which is
> suggested until we have solved the remaining problems.
>
> Other than that, we've fixed the usual sway of segmentation fauls, memory
> leaks and deadlocks (and probably added a few new ones to ensure that there
> will be an 0.5.2 :-).
>
> Oh, and if you missed it so far, libextractor 0.2.0 has been released and
> is now required for GNUnet 0.5.1.
>
> Christian

Is the content I added to 0.5.0 compatible to 0.5.1?

How to upgrade? Just compile and install the old way (./configure && make && 
make install) ?


Chris


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