Due to some important updates for HTTP module, new builds are now available for Linux, and Windows, as well as source package. The updates include improved support for various different webservers that do things "their way".

Other than that, it's been quiet in the development front; I'm gathering energy to finish BT module, which is a really frustrating and boring stuff.

Performance tests of ed2k module are now showing that we'r nearing eMule's performance; while we'r still somewhat behind in some cases, we'r catching up. The lack of Kademlia is slowing the "startup" time, where eMule gets say 600 sources via Kad instantly, while it takes about a hour for Hydranode to get that amount of sources via global source queries and source-exchange. Sadly, Hydranode Kademlia module development was halted, since the developer doing it no longer had time for it, so it's unclear when Hydranode will support it. One thing is clear, I won't be coding that anytime soon, since there are other things that require my attention for at least 4-5 months - BT, cgcomm, GUI and FTP come to mind.

Madcat.