Rodi 0.3.60 released [23.03.06]

[cs301]

yes.. but where is the problem clicking a link to see the changelog?!

[Markus]

yes.. but where is the problem clicking a link to see the changelog?!

There is no problem, but I prefer to have the whole information concering new software releases like change logs at a glance and don´t want to click further links only to get another fragment of information. If you are browsing trough the forums you can see that it is a common practice here to copy & paste change logs.

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[cs301]

rodi_0.3.50 released (28.11.05)

changelog

--------- 8:50 28/11/2005 0.3.50 ------------------

bug fix - when in Look scan wait for all pending requests to timeout
before declaring that Look scan completed and switching state to
IDLE.

--------- 19:42 27/11/2005 0.3.4F ------------------

bug fix - handle correctly blanks in the CLI command conf dld saveto
use double quotation marks if path contains blanks. for example,
conf dld saveto "/my applications/rodi/Download"
related fix in the SetupWizard

--------- 9:47 PM 11/26/2005 0.3.4E ------------------

bug fix - by default do not advertise IP address

[cs301]

rodi_0.3.53 released (03.12.05)

changelog

---------  0.3.53 ------------------

12:18 PM 12/3/2005 new CLI command chat sendNAT to send chat messages to NATed peers
11:25 AM 12/3/2005 more CLI commands moved to using common class to save size of the binary
11:25 AM 12/3/2005 fixed bug in NAT Discovery. keep NAT Traversal thread running for
 full cone NATs. only "no NAT" and "forwarded port" NAT types does not require "keep alive"
punching

---------  0.3.52 ------------------

8:56 PM 12/2/2005
bug fix in the RateLimiter - affects Look and NAT.
Look CLI commands accept bandwidth in KBytes/s
NAT open in packets/s (packet is approx 35 bytes)

---------  0.3.51 ------------------

7:01 PM 12/2/2005
bug fix. in the Look - do not drop packets (look requests) scheduled for Tx. wait until
bandwith available

21:05 30/11/2005
new class CLICommandGeneral in the CLIInit. The goal is to reduce size of the rodi.jar
CLI commands result in ~160K (100 files) of classes. JAR tool does loosy job in
compressing of small files. class CLICommandGeneral can replace separate classes
in many cases. Expected saving is at least 3K for every 6-7 CLI commands. Total
expected reduction in the size of the final JAR file is at least 30K or 10% of the
current JAR size. Current JAR file cares full debug information - adds another 50K
It looks reasonable to target under 500K JAR file which is still usable as a Java
applet

[cs301]

rodi_0.3.55 released (04.12.05)

changelog

---------  0.3.55 ------------------

11:01 PM 12/4/2005 bug fix. Exception in handling packets from Full Cone NATs - null NAT server
11:01 PM 12/4/2005 fixed bug related to the rate limiter initialization in Upload
6:29 PM 12/3/2005 implemented "drop pattern" looks and "do not ack if not found" CLI commands

---------  0.3.54 ------------------

2:48 PM 12/3/2005 new menu conf look. new CLI command conf look dropPatterns.
2:41 PM 12/3/2005 chat reports NAT type and IP of the NAT traversal server for incoming
messages if the remote peer is NATed.
2:40 PM 12/3/2005 add adverise IP to the chat messages. NAT traversal related functionality
2:23 PM 12/3/2005 cleanup - add method readPeer() and replace parsing of InetAddress and
port in all CLI commands. another binary size reduction

[mxm123]

Actual Version seems to be 0.3.56 from 10.12.05
I found it at Sourceforge, here is the Changelog

---------  0.3.56 ------------------

11:21 AM 12/10/2005 bug fix. setMainFrameVisible in the conf look menus
CLI commands c, cc, cv in the chat menu
in the PacketBuilder.buildLookAckFound() allow up to 1200 bytes payload instead of 500
number of search results is configurable in Look
more tolerant to the ping ack loss in Timple

download under
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/rodi/rodi_0.3.56.zip?download

[larytet]

does somebody here use Rodi ?
how often ?
if people use the application i could probably run a hosts cache on some reliable server


...and some other project - check http://www.gomyplace.com/ browse a couple  of public daemons, see that screen captures on the demo page and even run your own daemon (or proxy or server or all things together)

have fun !