Friday June 01, 2007

OpenDS 0.9.0-build002 is now available

• Revision 1924 -- Add support for trailing arguments in the command-line parser.
  
  
• Revision 1926 (Issue #1606) -- Fix an access control problem that could cause some attributes to be incorrectly excluded from search results. Also, correct a problem with the way that userattr bind rule was interpreted.
  
  
• Revision 1928 (Issue #1621) -- Fix an access control problem that could cause incorrect evaluation for search filters using a NOT component.
  
  
• Revision 1934 (Issue #202) -- Fix a problem that could cause warnings about setting log file permissions on Windows systems.
  
  
• Revision 1951 (Issue #1085) -- Make changes to the synchronization protocol to ensure that it can remain extensible and backward compatible across OpenDS versions.
  
  
• Revision 1953 (Issue #1623) -- Fix a problem that prevented the access control handler from properly applying a target that was equal to the root DSE.
  
  
• Revision 1966 (Issue #1103) -- Add monitor data for replication naming/modify conflicts, including the number of unresolved naming conflicts, the number of resolved naming conflicts, and the number of resolved modify conflicts since startup. This change was contributed by Chris Drake.
  
  
• Revision 1967 (Issue #1561) -- Make sure that all threads are terminated before returning upon disabling a replication domain.
  
  
• Revision 1968 (Issue #1323) -- Fix a problem that could cause error messages on startup with replication enabled due to two replication servers connecting to each other at the same time.
  
  
• Revision 1975 (Issue #1624) -- Fix a string index out of range exception that could be encountered during a replication total update.
  
  
• Revision 1982 (Issue #1620) -- Fix a problem that could cause get effective rights results to be incorrect for the delete and proxy rights.
  
  
• Revision 1984 -- Fix a misplaced quotation mark in the server access log for search operations that included the proxied authorization control.