[Ser2net-devel] gensio 3.0.1 and ser2net 4.6.6 released
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From: Corey M. <co...@mi...> - 2025-11-17 00:05:18
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It's been a while since the 3.0.0 release of gensio. Nothing earth-shattering here, a few bug fixes: * Problems with IPv6 compatibility and running without a fully working network. * The permissions of the PTY were not set correctly with gtlsshd. * Some issues building under MSYS2 were fixed. And some enhancements: * A "chardelay" gensio is added. This is basically the same as the Nagle algorithm in TCP, but it works on other things, like UDP and relpkt, to make transfer more efficient on those. * You can use "gsh" instead of "gtlssh" for a shorter name. * Lots of little documentation updates. For ser2net, this release fixes a couple of minor bugs, but is primarily here to have a ser2net windows executable that works with the current gensio executable. The executables are only for Windows, and unfortunately, must be aligned. If you build it, you can still pretty much mix arbitrary versions of ser2net and gensio. So this Windows executable works with the gensio 3.0.1 Windows executable only. |