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Beside Drupal 6.4, maintenance releases fixing problems reported using the bug tracking system, as well as critical security vulnerabilities, Siren 1.4 is now available for download, too. For more information, please refer to Siren 1.0 release note.

Besides Drupal 6.3, maintenance releases fixing problems reported using the bug tracking system, as well as security vulnerabilities, Siren 1.3 is now available for download, too. For more information, please refer to Siren 1.0 release note.

Besides Drupal 6.2, a maintenance release that fixes problems reported using the bug tracking system, as well as security vulnerabilities, Siren 1.2 is now available for download, too. For more information, please refer to Siren 1.0 release note.

Besides Drupal 6.1, a maintenance release that fixes problems reported using the bug tracking system, as well as security vulnerabilities, Siren 1.1 is now available for download, too. For more information, please refer to Siren 1.0 release note.

After a parallel development of Siren with Drupal 6.x for more than 2 month, Siren 1.0 is now release together with Drupal 6.0. I give a revamp of installer and connection string handling, so we are now able to handle database connection setup as array syntax. I am confident that the code is stable enough for wider testing by the community.

Following on the forth release candidate of Drupal 6.0, I am proud to present to you the Siren 1.0 RC4. It come with some backport hack from latest Drupal development snapshot. 2 new drivers are also added into this release: pdo_sqlite and pdo_ibm. I am confident that the code is stable enough for wider testing by the community.

Following on the thrid release candidate of Drupal 6.0, I am proud to present to you the Siren 1.0 RC3. There is a lot of changes since Siren 1.0 RC2, including the REMOVE of CLOB abstraction (replaced with BLOB), complete revamp some driver implementation (including oci8, pdo_mysql and pdo_pgsql), add pdo_oci driver with limited supporting, and an indeed cross diff for coding style synchronize among different database driver implementation. I am confident that the code is stable enough for wider testing by the community.

Following on the second release candidate of Drupal 6.0, I am proud to present to you the Siren 1.0 RC2. I fix some hidden and critical bug since Siren 1.0 RC1, including syntax bug in drupal_write_record() and mishandling in oci8's db_escape_string(). There is no critical change in case of MySQL and PostgreSQL. I am confident that the code is stable enough for wider testing by the community.

Following on the first release candidate of Drupal 6.0, Siren 1.0 RC1 is now released, too. There is no critical changes for Siren since beta4.