Latest release of The Server Framework: 6.3.1

By Len on November 8, 2010 12:59 PM | 0 Comments
Version 6.3.1 of The Server Framework was released today.

This release is purely a bug fix release and includes the following fixes.

  • Fixes to JetByteTools::OpenSSL::CStreamSocketConnectionFilter to prevent buffer reference leaks which result in memory leaks during secure connection processing; see here for more details.
  • Fixes to JetByteTools::OpenSSL::CAsyncConnector to prevent socket reference leaks in situations where connections are reset or where unexpected SSL errors occur. These socket reference leaks can cause delays and hangs when shutting down a server or connection manager.
  • Fixes to JetByteTools::SSPI::SChannel::CStreamSocketConnectionFilter to prevent buffer reference leaks which result in memory leaks during secure connection processing.
  • Fixes to JetByteTools::SSPI::Negotiate::CStreamSocketConnectionFilter to prevent buffer reference leaks which result in memory leaks during secure connection processing.

There's no need for a documentation update so the latest docs available online will be for the 6.3 release. Likewise the server examples have not changed and code that built with 6.3 will build with 6.3.1 without changes.

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Bug in OpenSSL stream socket filter which causes memory leaks was the previous entry in this blog.

Potential to deadlock in OpenSSL, SChannel and SSPI Negotiate connectors is the next entry in this blog.

I usually write about the development of The Server Framework, a super scalable, high performance, C++, I/O Completion Port based framework for writing servers and clients on Windows platforms.

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