Version 2.0.1 of dCache DSS
Release Notes: This release introduces caching of ID mapping results in NFSv4. It adds Basic Auth support in the WebDAV interface, and nsswitch and krb5 plugins for gplazma2. ACL cell has been merged into PnfsManager. Support has been merged for legacy commands in PoolManager. Selectable and pluggable selection algorithms have been added to the partition manager. p2p uses HTTP instead of DCAP.
Other releases
Release Notes: This release adds support for Kerberos for NFSv4, ACL manipulation through NFSv4, NFSv4 referrals, color highlighting in admin service, tab completion in admin service, SSH v2 support in the admin service, a configurable billing format, visualization of billing data, and an NIS plugin for gPlazma 2.
Release Notes: This release introduces caching of ID mapping results in NFSv4. It adds Basic Auth support in the WebDAV interface, and nsswitch and krb5 plugins for gplazma2. ACL cell has been merged into PnfsManager. Support has been merged for legacy commands in PoolManager. Selectable and pluggable selection algorithms have been added to the partition manager. p2p uses HTTP instead of DCAP.
Release Notes: HTTP Basic Authentication was added for WebDAV. The latency for server side srmCopy was reduced. The ACL admin service is now integrated into pnfs manager. Wildcards can now be used in pool manager commands. SRM client's overwrite request can be honored without having to enable overwrite in other doors. Pool to pool transfers use HTTP rather than DCAP. A pluggable pool selection algorithm and a new write pool selection algorithm were added. Webadmin has been updated.
Release Notes: The transition to the new configuration system was completed. GLUE 2 support was added. The pin manager was replaced with a faster and more robust implementation. The dcache script was extended. HTTP support was added to third party srmCopy transfers. Proxy certificate and VOMS support were added to the HTTP/WebDAV door. File open latency was reduced.
Release Notes: The code base for authorization handling was cleaned, adding support for several new xrootd requests. The code for mover queue handling in pools was cleaned up. Ease of administration was improved with a new logging framework, a new Web-based admin interface, and pool rebalancing tools. SRM, NFS, and xrootd scalability were improved, and pool scalability was improved in general. GSI authentication was added for XROOTD and SRM over HTTPS.
