2.10.19

• Catch exceptions on shutdown (especially from boost::log)
• Fixed handling of malformed packets in TCP client endpoint in conjunction with magic cookies

2.10.18

• Fix restarting of TCP connection on connection reset by the server and mark services reachable through it as unavailable until connection is established again.
• Fix bug which prevented restarting of TCP connections if the peer instantly send a RST after the connection had been established.
• Fix bug which could cause missing initial events in conjunction with service discovery messages containing new subscriptions and resubscriptions.

2.10.17

• Speedup initial subscriptions to unreliable remote services
• Fix deadlock in conjunction with configured client ports
• Fix bug leading to usage of client port outside of configured range

2.10.16

• Only map shared memory for client IDs once per process

2.10.15

• Fix remote event caching

2.10.14

• Bugfix for pending subscriptions when same port is used
  for TCP and UDP endpoint option.

2.10.12

• Fix exception handling for boost logger

2.10.11

• Fix client ID handling for remote selective subscriptions
• Add handling for EDESTADDRREQ in endpoints

2.10.10

• Fix concurrency issue leading to a crash

2.10.9

• Improve handling of service discovery messages with entries
  referencing too many options.
• Prevent sending of duplicate remote subscriptions to local clients
  if the local client processes incoming subscriptions too slow.
• Remote (un)subscriptions to the same eventgroup are now queued in
  the routing manager until the local client has processed the
  previous (un)subscription for this eventgroup.
• Introduce new json configuration parameter 'diagnosis_mask' to
  control the number of bits in the client ID used for the diagnosis
  address. This can be used to enable more than 254 concurrent clients
  on a node. For more information see the vsomeipUserGuide.
• If the service discovery is enabled it is is only started if a
  matching multicast route for the configured service discovery
  multicast group is present in the system. This applies only to
  Linux.
• Rework security configuration:
  • Allow policy specifications without client specification.
  • Allow policies to be specified for ranges of uids/gids.
    For more information see the vsomeipUserGuide.