

Release Notes: This release fixes stability problems in shrpx. Shrpx gets several new options and operation modes in this release. Spdycat and spdyd get colored verbose output. A build script for Android was added.


Release Notes: This release updates the INTERNAL_ERROR value of the GOAWAY frame according to the SPDY/3 spec change. spdycat and spdyd can now operate on non-SSL/TLS SPDY connections. shrpx now has --client and --client-proxy options to make it accept plain HTTP connections and forward them to the backend in SPDY. There are many enhancements to these programs in this release.


Release Notes: This release fixes bugs in configure command-line options and spdycat. Client side header block compression was disabled. on_ctrl_not_send_callback now returns SPDYLAY_ERR_FRAME_TOO_LARGE as an error code when a packed frame is too large to fit in the SPDY frame size limit. Shrpx SPDY proxy mode now announces SPDY/3 as the default protocol.


Release Notes: This release fixes a bug where shrpx tries to read a response body when the HTTP status code is 304 and nonzero Content-Length is returned. The SPDY client and server programs spdycat, spdyd, and shrpx were moved to the src directory. The --enable-src configure option was added to enable/disable to build them. In the Python API, Session.resume_data() now returns a Boolean value to indicate an error instead of raising InvalidArgumentError.


Release Notes: This release fixes the segmentation fault error if the name/value pairs that include empty string names are passed as nv arguments to spdylay_submit_* functions. Spdycat has a new option to specify arbitrary headers from the command line. Shrpx has a new option to specify the allowed cipher list. The Python wrapper python-spdylay was added.
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