User-Visible OpenAFS Changes
-OpenAFS 1.6.6 (in progress)
+OpenAFS 1.6.6
All platforms
Tarballs are still shipped with both compression formats, gzip and bzip2.
(10131)
- * Documentation improvements (10136 10314)
+ * Documentation improvements (10136 10314 10601)
* Improved diagnostics and error messages (9412 10085 10274)
* The fileserver now ignores any vice partitions with a NeverAttach flag
file present in the root directory. (RT #130561) (9470 9471)
- * Enabled server side NAT pings. Since 1.6.0, client side NAT pings were
- enabled to help keep up mappings for NATed clients. This change aims to
- further improve on this by sending version packets from the server to its
- clients as well. This may be backed out if there is no positive feedback
- during prerelease testing. (9420)
-
* Restrict forcing CPS ("Current Protection Subdomain") recalculation in
the fileserver to administrators. Also fixed a bug that could cause this
operation to be incomplete. (9485 9487)
* Fixed potentially undefined behaviour in ptserver when too many pts
ids are allocated. (10124)
+ * Note that the server side NAT pings feature present in the prereleases
+ was removed before the final release, since no positive feedback
+ was provided during prerelease testing. (9420 10135)
+
Linux servers
* Start bosserver with -nofork in the systemd unit file, to allow systemd
an absolute path. Relative paths result in a client that basically
works but is not fully functional. (10253)
- * Fixed a bug that could cause one of the afs threads to enter an infinite
+ * Fixed a bug that could cause one of the afsd threads to enter an infinite
loop (10431 .. 10436)
Linux clients
- * Support Linux kernels up to 3.12 (10241)
+ * Support Linux kernels up to 3.13 (10241)
* Fixed a bug that made readv/writev calls in AFS space fail with Linux
kernels where generic_file_aio_read exists but those operations have
created in sysfs, to avoid error messages during a subsequent start
and possible system instability later on (10454)
+ * Update Red Hat packaging to support Fedora >= 20, RHEL >= 7 and
+ ELrepo kernels (10597 10619 10622 10703 10704)
+
OS X Clients
* Support OS X 10.9 "Mavericks" (10519 10541 10542 10543 10548 10549)