Pion 1.0.10 is now available. This is mainly a bug fix release but does add a few additional functionality enhancements as well, including the addition of a new SessionFilterReactor in our enterprise edition.

Our Community Edition release includes the following updates:

• Added new cs-ack-time and sc-ack-time clickstream vocabulary terms (410)
• HTTPProtocol now populates the urn:vocab:clickstream#authuser term (411)
• Added support to LogOutputReactor for rotation triggered by QueryService (88)
• Fixed broken DatabaseOutputReactor UI that prevented mapping of fields (402)
• Failures to backup configuration files will no longer throw exceptions (395)
• Updated HTTPProtocol to recover from missing packets and other errors (407)
• LogInputReactor was spawning additional threads after reading each file (417)
• Refactored RuleChain class out from FilterReactor into platform library (414)
• Updated bytes, cs-bytes and sc-bytes clickstream terms to be 64-bits (418)
• Fixed occasional checkDatabaseOutputReactor unit test failures (215)
• Added support and unit tests for maximum HTTP payload content sizes (399)
• Updated HTTPParser to recover from missing packets and other errors (407)
• TCPServer can now bind to privileged ports when running as setuid (522)
• Fixed occasional crashes in pion-net unit tests on multi-core systems (528)

Our Enterprise Edition release includes the following additional updates:

• Added a new SessionFilterReactor to filter out unwanted session events (414)
• SnifferReactor now stops itself after all capture devices have finished (413)
• Updated SnifferReactor to recover from missing packets and other errors (407)
• Improved error messages when SnifferReactor detects a bad private key (398)

For a summary of all changes, please see our Trac database at:
http://trac.atomiclabs.com/query?status=new&status=assigned&status=reope...

Binary and source code downloads are now available on our website at:
http://www.atomiclabs.com/pion/download.php

A new version of our network library is also available on our community website at http://pion.org.