[Users] new major release roadmap

Hello, as you could deduced from last mails, preparation for a new major release started. The problems in the past weeks with the CVS delayed the start. Initial plan was to freeze the CVS last week and go in testing phase (it will be announced very soon, once the all developers will be aware). The target is to release the new version 1.1.0 at mid of June (one year since OpenSER started). We will do the best to stick to that date, although it might be postponed for a bit, if the testing phase does not go smooth. There were a lot of new features and improvements added to the development branch. Delaying a new release will make hard the migration to it. In this testing phase we will integrate most of the patches posted on the tracker, with special care to TLS (thanks to Klaus for his contribution). Also, the modules will be reviewed to be aligned to new syntaxes and internals of the core. Just to list some of the new stuff: - statistics support in core - NAPTR support - direct access to pseudo-variables via avpops - new modules: dialog, osp, path, siptrace, statistics, unixodbc - lot of new features in: avpops, enum, rr, tm, msilo, pdt, nathelper, group, dispatcher, textops ... modules To ease the migration, I have started a dokuwiki page to collect the changes and upgrade steps: http://openser.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=migrating_openser_v1.0.x_to_v1.1.x Hope some of you will contribute there. Testing development branch and feedback will be very appreciated. Cheers, Daniel