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  1. aria2 1.5.1
  2. ===========
  3. Release Note
  4. ------------
  5. This release fixes linker error in unit test code on 32bit
  6. systems. The unit test failure on mingw32 was also fixed. The file I/O
  7. error handlings were written.
  8. Changes
  9. -------
  10. * Fixed compile error without BitTorrent support
  11. * Rewritten stream error handling
  12. * Make sure that stream is closed before renaming file. Unit test
  13. fails on mingw32 in the previous implementation.
  14. * Fixed the unit test error without sqlite3
  15. * Fixed the linker error under 32bit systems.
  16. aria2 1.5.0
  17. ===========
  18. Release Note
  19. ------------
  20. This release adds WEB-Seeding support for multi-file torrent.
  21. --bt-stop-timeout option was added. This function stops BitTorrent
  22. download if the download speed is 0 in consecutive given seconds.
  23. aria2 now tries all resolved addresses to connect to remote servers in
  24. HTTP(S)/FTP until it gets connected. For XML-RPC, two new methods
  25. were added: aria2.tellWaiting and aria2.getVersion. The error code is
  26. available in the response of aria2.tellStatus methods for
  27. stopped/completed downloads. --use-head is now disabled by default
  28. since using HEAD request causes problems in some web sites. The
  29. behavior of -D option has been changed: If -D is specified, the
  30. current working directory is set to / and stdin, stdout and stderr are
  31. redirected to /dev/null. This release fixes the bug that zombie
  32. processes are created when commands specified in --on-download-*
  33. options are executed and the bug that http-user, http-passwd, ftp-user
  34. and ftp-passwd are ignored when they are given via XML-RPC. Updated
  35. Russian, Italian, Danish, Bulgarian, Japanese and Ukrainian
  36. translations.
  37. Changes
  38. -------
  39. * Updated Russian, Italian, Danish, Bulgarian, Japanese and Ukrainian
  40. translations. Thanks to all translators.
  41. * Avoid to create zombie process when commands specified in
  42. --on-download-* options are executed.
  43. * Fixed the bug that http-user, http-passwd, ftp-user and ftp-passwd
  44. are ignored when they are given via XML-RPC.
  45. * Added 'errorCode' to the reponse of tellStatus xml-rpc method.
  46. This key is only available for stopped/completed downloads and its
  47. value is the error code defined in EXIT STATUS in man page.
  48. * Implemented getVersion xml-rpc method. This method returns struct
  49. which has 2 key-value pairs: "version" key is associated to the
  50. version of aria2, such as "1.5.0". "enabledFeatures" key is
  51. associated to the list of enabled features, such as "Async DNS",
  52. "BitTorrent".
  53. * Removed TLS1.1 protocol support when aria2 is built with gnutls for
  54. compatibility issue.
  55. * Disabled --use-head option by default because --use-head=true
  56. causes problems on some web sites.
  57. * Print URL List in -S option for torrent.
  58. * Added --bt-stop-timeout=SEC option. This function stops BitTorrent
  59. download if the download speed is 0 in consecutive SEC seconds. By
  60. default, this function is disabled.
  61. * Throw exception if file path doesn't exist in FTP URL.
  62. * Try all available addresses returned by DNS until it gets connected
  63. in HTTP(S)/FTP download
  64. * Don't print "No files to download." message if -S is given.
  65. * Added support of WEB-Seeding for multi-file torrent.
  66. * Added tellWaiting XML-RPC method.
  67. * The default value of --dir option is the absolute path to the
  68. current directory. If getcwd() is failed, then it is ".", which is
  69. the same value with old implementation. This change is necessary
  70. because after daemon() call, the current working directory is
  71. changed to /.
  72. * Call daemon() with arguments(0,0), which means daemon() changes
  73. current working directory to / and redirects stdin, stdout and
  74. stderr to /dev/null.