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libjingle-0.3.12-6.fc12.i686.rpm

Libjingle
0.3.12 - Sep 17 2008 (Farsight Project Release)
	- Fix a number of bugs in the relaying code
	- Make compatible with g++ 4.3
	- Improved configure scripts
	- Removed Buzz/XMPP parts (only Base and P2P remain)

0.3.11 - Apr 25 2007 (Tapioca Project Release)
	- Fix missing constructor in socketserver
	- Fix thread leaks in SocketClient
	- Added support for Google relay (backported from 0.4)

0.3.10 - Sept 1 2005 (Tapioca Project Release)
	- Remove examples and and dependant code, as dependant on now removed third_party
	- Clean up makefiles so make distcheck works
	- Remove third_party as it has a mix of incompatible licenses
	  (mediastreamer as LGPL, may imply the rest of the library is LGPL),
	  and its unclear for gips whether they're modifiable or even distributable.
	- Replace base64.cc with something more clearly licensed (MIT licensed).
	  Fixes issues raised by Scott James Remnant on submission to ubuntu main.
	- Added pkgconfig check on configure.ac.
	- Added license terms on g711common.h.
	- fixed talk/base/criticalsection.h with the correction described on bugtrack #1470383
	- Disable static libraries compilation.
	- Implemented JEP-0078: Non-SASL Authentication.
	- Fixed compilation on x86_64.
	- Moved xmpppassword to base.
	- Make libjingle compile to a number of shared libraries.
	- Patch FD leak in tcpconnections
	- Added new signal SignalState_s that emits from signaling thread.
	- Added version to pkgconfig files
	- Added some hardcore stun candidate match logging
	- Added SocketClient to libjingle.
0.3.0 - Mar 16 2006
	- New GipsLiteMediaEngine included to make calls using the GIPS
	  VoiceEngine Lite media componentry on Windows

0.2.0 - Jan 27 2006
	- Windows build fixes with Visual Studio Express project files
	- Pseudo-TCP support provides TCP-like reliability over a P2PSocket
	- TunnelSessionClient establishes sessions for reliably sending data
	  using Pseudo-TCP
	- A new pcp example application transfers files from one user to
	  another using TunnelSessionClient
	- TLS login support for both example applications
	- Correctly sort codecs by preference in outgoing session
	  descriptions


0.1.0 - Dec 15 2005
        - Initial release