I expect to make a 0.93.2 release on Saturday, if everything goes well.

Meanwhile, here are the changes made since 0.93.1:

- (2003.12.31 - RAM)
 * Added "emergency fixing" code: if the downloading partition gets trashed,
   one can now reconstruct a fileinfo with "grep -v ^CHNK fileinfo", and
   gtk-gnutella will correctly reset the entries on startup (all empty, but
   kept; otherwise gtk-gnutella would delete entries for missing files).
 * Moved periodic refreshing of fi->recv_last_rate into the core, where
   it belongs.
 * Wrote qrt_eq() to check whether the new table we've built is identical
   to the previous one: don't install if no change.
 * If the incremental routing patch is larger than the default one against an
   empty table, discard it in favor of a RESET plus the default patch.
 * Filter SHA1 queries differently: don't forward them blindly if there's no
   matching in the QRP table, and don't forward them to leaves in TX flow
   control.
 * [GTK2] Fix time remaining and k/s status for grouped downloads: now
   uses the core-computed fi->recv_last_rate value [From Emile le Vivre].
 * A series of patches from Emile le Vivre:
   [GTK2] Fixes the memory leaks introduce by Emile's grouped downloads patch.
   [GTK2] Fixes quirky behaviour for abort popups.
   [GTK2] Aborted grouped downloads now update status column correctly.
 * Apply socket RX buffer changes for downloads and nodes immediately to all
   existing connections.
 * Now advertises Query-Routing 0.2.
 * Now that we no longer forward all SHA1 queries to leaves, the bandwidth
   requirement per leaf has dropped significantly.  Increased the default
   number of leaves and halved b/w requirement to 32 bytes/sec/leaf.

- (2003.12.29 - RAM)
 * Removed logical negation causing extra ultranode connections to be rejected
   with "Reserved slot" instead of the appropriate "Too many ultra nodes".
 * [GTK2] Fixed column selection in gnet pane: it's a tree in GTK2, not
   a clist [From Clayton Rollins].

Raphael


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