Third release towards 1.0

SocketSynergy helps to connect peers behind firewalls. It is a generic
solution to a problem that most peer-to-peer applications run into.

SocketSynergy should now work for UDP, TCP and SCTP. Because it assumes transparant addressing, it is built with IPv6 in mind.

This release runs a privileged daemon to allow non-privileged programs to upgrade their sockets using a synergy() call. Whether the daemon is required is determined automatically within the synergy() call itself.

Second release towards 1.0

SocketSynergy should now work for UDP, TCP and SCTP. Because it assumes transparant addressing, it is built with IPv6 in mind.

This release runs a privileged daemon to allow non-privileged programs to upgrade their sockets using a synergy() call. Whether the daemon is required is determined automatically within the synergy() call itself.

First release towards 1.0

SocketSynergy should now work for UDP, TCP and SCTP. Because it assumes transparant addressing, it is built with IPv6 in mind.

This release runs a privileged daemon to allow non-privileged programs to upgrade their sockets using a synergy() call. Whether the daemon is required is determined automatically within the synergy() call itself.

version-0.1-alpha2

Added code to support SCTP; sending only the headers for TCP/UDP/SCTP

version-0.1-alpha1

Improved structure: rename SocketSynergy, add CMakeLists.txt, src/inc…