Re: [Ssic-linux-announce] OpenSSI 1.2.2 released for Fedora Core 2

[En Chiang Lee <ena@in...>]

The OpenSSI 1.2.2 release tarball for Fedora Core 2 has been updated to 
correctly reflect the version in /etc/openssi-release. This is a minor 
change and does not affect the operation of OpenSSI in any way.

Regards,

En Chiang

En Chiang Lee wrote:
> The OpenSSI 1.2.2 stable release for Fedora Core 2 is now available from 
> OpenSSI.org.
> 
> The release notes are below.
> 
> Enjoy!
> 
> En Chiang
> 
> ---
> OpenSSI 1.2.2 is a stable release, suitable for production use. This
> release has versions for Fedora Core 2 ("FC2"), Debian 3.1 (testing),
> and Red Hat 9 ("RH9"). The OpenSSI 1.2.x series will be the last set
> of releases for RH9, so you should only use RH9 if you're upgrading
> from 1.0.0 or 1.1.x for RH9, and you're unable to do a fresh install
> on FC2 or Debian.
> 
> The primary focus of OpenSSI 1.2.2 was bug fixes. A major bug that was
> fixed had prevented nodes from joining after failover of the init node.
> Also, a shmat() permission bug for non-root users has been fixed. Last
> but not least, Ivan Krstic contributed a fix for the Debian version of
> OpenSSI to support long device names with DRBD.
> 
> To learn more, please see the ChangeLog for this release. For even
> more detail, you can browse the ssic-linux-checkins archive, which can
> be found on OpenSSI.org.
> 
> 
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[Ssic-linux-announce] OpenSSI 1.2.2 released for Fedora Core 2

[En Chiang Lee <ena@in...>]

The OpenSSI 1.2.2 stable release for Fedora Core 2 is now available from 
OpenSSI.org.

The release notes are below.

Enjoy!

En Chiang

---
OpenSSI 1.2.2 is a stable release, suitable for production use. This
release has versions for Fedora Core 2 ("FC2"), Debian 3.1 (testing),
and Red Hat 9 ("RH9"). The OpenSSI 1.2.x series will be the last set
of releases for RH9, so you should only use RH9 if you're upgrading
from 1.0.0 or 1.1.x for RH9, and you're unable to do a fresh install
on FC2 or Debian.

The primary focus of OpenSSI 1.2.2 was bug fixes. A major bug that was
fixed had prevented nodes from joining after failover of the init node.
Also, a shmat() permission bug for non-root users has been fixed. Last
but not least, Ivan Krstic contributed a fix for the Debian version of
OpenSSI to support long device names with DRBD.

To learn more, please see the ChangeLog for this release. For even
more detail, you can browse the ssic-linux-checkins archive, which can
be found on OpenSSI.org.

Re: [Ssic-linux-announce] OpenSSI 1.2.2 released for Fedora Core 2

[En Chiang Lee <ena@in...>]

The OpenSSI 1.2.2 release tarball for Fedora Core 2 has been updated to 
correctly reflect the version in /etc/openssi-release. This is a minor 
change and does not affect the operation of OpenSSI in any way.

Regards,

En Chiang

En Chiang Lee wrote:
> The OpenSSI 1.2.2 stable release for Fedora Core 2 is now available from 
> OpenSSI.org.
> 
> The release notes are below.
> 
> Enjoy!
> 
> En Chiang
> 
> ---
> OpenSSI 1.2.2 is a stable release, suitable for production use. This
> release has versions for Fedora Core 2 ("FC2"), Debian 3.1 (testing),
> and Red Hat 9 ("RH9"). The OpenSSI 1.2.x series will be the last set
> of releases for RH9, so you should only use RH9 if you're upgrading
> from 1.0.0 or 1.1.x for RH9, and you're unable to do a fresh install
> on FC2 or Debian.
> 
> The primary focus of OpenSSI 1.2.2 was bug fixes. A major bug that was
> fixed had prevented nodes from joining after failover of the init node.
> Also, a shmat() permission bug for non-root users has been fixed. Last
> but not least, Ivan Krstic contributed a fix for the Debian version of
> OpenSSI to support long device names with DRBD.
> 
> To learn more, please see the ChangeLog for this release. For even
> more detail, you can browse the ssic-linux-checkins archive, which can
> be found on OpenSSI.org.
> 
> 
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