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The 2.17.0 release brings exciting new features – and some small bug fixes. New is that IPv6 geolocation for IPv6 clients is now enabled. (This requires recent versions of GeoIP (1.4.8) and mod_geoip (1.2.7).) Furthermore, MirrorBrain responses now include HTTP headers containing cryptohashes, according to :rfc:`3230`/:rfc:`5843` HTTP Instance Digests. In addition, :rfc:`6249` (Metalink/HTTP:…
The 2.17.0 release brings exciting new features – and some small bug fixes.
New is that IPv6 geolocation for IPv6 clients is now enabled. (This requires recent versions of GeoIP (1.4.8) and mod_geoip (1.2.7).)
Furthermore, MirrorBrain responses now include HTTP headers containing cryptohashes, according to :rfc:`3230`/:rfc:`5843` HTTP Instance Digests. In addition, :rfc:`6249` (Metalink/HTTP: Mirrors and Hashes) is supported (based on :rfc:`5988` Web Linking).
`Here's a screenshot`_ which says it all :-)
.. _`Here's a screenshot`: http://mirrorbrain.org/static/images/screenshots/metalink_http.png
mb vacuum has a new option: -q|--quiet. mb edit now respects the VISUAL environment variable. Internally, a database versioning and migration scheme was implemented.
Bug fixes are: In mb makehashes a problem was fixed with filenames containing certain characters. mirrorprobe now handles incomplete responses better.
As new platforms, Ubuntu 11.10 and Debian 6.0 packages are now built and tested!
Please refer to the `2.17.0 release notes`_ for more details.
Packaged binaries are built and ready for upgrading. You will find them on the `download page`_, as usual.
Please consider a `donation`_.
Thank you for your support!
.. _`2.17.0 release notes`: http://mirrorbrain.org/docs/changes/#release-2-17-0-r8289-apr-21-2012
.. _`download page`: http://mirrorbrain.org/download/
.. _`donation`: http://mirrorbrain.org/donations/Read on mirrorbrain.org ↗
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