Thanks all who have tested the mosh 1.2.6 release candidate so far. We're still looking for a postive ACK that somebody has successfully tested the release candidate on:
- Fedora - OS X binary .pkg ( https://github.com/mobile-shell/mosh/releases/download/untagged-0d43a0f73825e9952677/mosh-1.2.5.95rc1.pkg ) - OS X compiling from source Thanks all, Keith On Sun, Jun 5, 2016 at 8:39 PM, Richard Woodbury <rpwoo...@mybox.org> wrote: > I have confirmed that the RC builds and runs OK in Mosh for Chrome. > > On Thu, Jun 2, 2016 at 11:47 PM Richard Woodbury <rpwoo...@mybox.org> > wrote: > >> Hi, Keith. I don't have predictable time right now, but as I can, I'll >> look into this for Mosh for Chrome. I did manage to do a quick "smoke test" >> build, but I'm getting a bunch of protobuf link errors. I'll need to do >> more investigation, which may include bringing in a newer NaCl SDK so I can >> also get newer libraries from naclports. Hopefully I'll find time in the >> next day or two. >> >> I can add that it builds OK on the Raspberry Pi (ARM, Raspbian), and the >> performance improvement makes a *huge* difference! mosh-server used to >> take most of the CPU for busy output or large window size and was notably >> sluggish, depending on local echo to be usable. Now the CPU usage is in the >> noise, and it responds wonderfully. >> >> >> On Mon, May 30, 2016 at 3:34 AM Keith Winstein <kei...@mit.edu> wrote: >> >>> Hi folks, >>> >>> Could you please send in some positive testing reports on the Mosh 1.2.6 >>> release candidate? >>> >>> It would be great to have an independent "looks good" from at least the >>> following platforms before we cut the release: >>> >>> - Fedora >>> - the OS X binary .pkg >>> - OS X compiling from source >>> - OpenBSD >>> - FreeBSD >>> - NetBSD >>> - Chrome >>> >>> Thanks, >>> Keith >>> >>> On Wed, May 25, 2016 at 8:56 PM, john hood <cg...@glup.org> wrote: >>> >>>> Hi all, >>>> >>>> We're happy to announce the upcoming release of Mosh 1.2.6, and are >>>> calling for testing on Mosh 1.2.5.95rc1. The release has picked up >>>> some minor new features in the year since the last release such as >>>> better IPv6 support and tools to handle orphaned sessions. However, >>>> it's also seen significant improvements in performance, testing, and >>>> portability. >>>> >>>> The Changelog for this release: >>>> >>>> * New features: >>>> * Add Travis CI builds for Linux and Mac. (Anders Kaseorg, others) >>>> * Add a --local option to run without ssh. (John Hood) >>>> * Mosh now returns exitstatus reflecting connection success. >>>> (John Hood) >>>> * Add a end-to-end test suite and many tests. (John Hood) >>>> * Implement timeouts and signals to help address orphaned sessions. >>>> (John Hood) >>>> * Major rework of Mosh's display differencing/rendering >>>> code with much improved performance for slow machines. (John >>>> Hood) >>>> * Implement ANSI back/forward tab (CSI CBT, CSI CHT). >>>> (John Hood) >>>> * Do not start user shell until network session starts. >>>> (John Hood) >>>> * Add options for more flexible specification of IPv4/IPv6 >>>> hostname resolution. (John Hood) >>>> * Improved bash completion. (Steve Dignam, HIGUCHI Yuta) >>>> * Add options for different methods of resolving the remote host >>>> address, allowing operation without SshProxyCommand. (John Hood) >>>> >>>> * Platform support: >>>> * Add configurable support for Apple Common Crypto and >>>> Nettle, in place of OpenSSL. Implement base64 locally. >>>> (John Hood) >>>> * Workaround Cygwin select() bug. (John Hood) >>>> * Updates to Debian packaging. (Anders Kaseorg, Keith Winstein) >>>> * Workaround a glibc-2.22 issue causing segfaults on Debian Sid. >>>> (John Hood with help from many others) >>>> * Prefer c++ to g++, for systems like FreeBSD where g++ is not >>>> usable. >>>> (John Hood) >>>> * Fixes for Illumos Hipster 20151003. (John Hood) >>>> * Disable -Werror for protobuf code, to resolve a new gcc6 warning. >>>> (John Hood) >>>> * Link test for -fstack-protector-all on an embedded platform. >>>> (Baruch Siach) >>>> * Resolve issue with bswap64() on FreeBSD-CURRENT with libc++-3.8.0. >>>> (John Hood) >>>> * Fix issue with RECVTOS error message on client on FreeBSD. >>>> (John Hood) >>>> >>>> * Bug fixes: >>>> * Remove an assertion causing aborts on Unicode fallback found by >>>> fuzzing with afl. (Keith Winstein) >>>> * Fix a server hang with XON/XOFF on BSD systems. (John Hood) >>>> * Fix a typeahead-prediction bug that caused display corruption on >>>> urxvt. (John Hood) >>>> >>>> Source code is available as >>>> < >>>> https://github.com/mobile-shell/mosh/releases/download/untagged-0d43a0f73825e9952677/mosh-1.2.5.95rc1.tar.gz >>>> >. >>>> The SHA256 sum for this file is >>>> a2697c41cfc8c92dc7a743dd101849a7a508c6986b24d6f44711d8533d18fcf5 >>>> >>>> One standalone OS X package is available: >>>> >>>> * >>>> < >>>> https://github.com/mobile-shell/mosh/releases/download/untagged-0d43a0f73825e9952677/mosh-1.2.5.95rc1.pkg >>>> > >>>> is an i386/x86_64 build for OS X 10.9 and higher. The SHA256 sum for >>>> this file is >>>> 48a56d83d0ef655d38e0ea596fd9cac98c0dc433cb5356205d26748350d47e6c >>>> >>>> (If you are using a package system such as MacPorts or Homebrew, I >>>> recommend using that, though.) >>>> >>>> As always, Ubuntu PPA builds of the latest source are available at >>>> ppa:keithw/mosh. >>>> >>>> Packagers, please note that Mosh has some minor dependency changes: Perl >>>> is now required to be >= 5.14, but IO::Socket modules are no longer >>>> required. If anybody needs to package for older versions of Perl, talk >>>> to me and I'll probably bring something into the release. Also, if >>>> anyone needs an OS X package for 10.8 or lower, please contact me. >>>> >>>> Your testing is very unlikely to prove Mosh to be free of bugs, but your >>>> testing will help us make 1.2.6 a better release. Please report any >>>> issues you find on Github, and we can be found on IRC at >>>> <irc://irc.freenode.net/mosh>. >>>> >>>> Looking ahead, we expect Mosh 1.3 to be a feature release, bringing >>>> significant new functionality. SSH agent forwarding is high on the >>>> list. >>>> >>>> The Mosh team thanks you for your help. >>>> >>>> --John Hood >>>> >>>> >>>> _______________________________________________ >>>> >>> mosh-devel mailing list >>>> mosh-de...@mit.edu >>>> http://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/mosh-devel >>>> >>>> >>>
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