v0.8.1-r1

v0.8.1-r1

v0.8.1

Changes in synapse v0.8.1 (2015-03-18)

• Disable registration by default. New users can be added using the command
  register_new_matrix_user or by enabling registration in the config.
• Add metrics to synapse. To enable metrics use config options
  enable_metrics and metrics_port.
• Fix bug where banning only kicked the user.

v0.8.0

Changes in synapse v0.8.0 (2015-03-06)

General:

• Add support for registration fallback. This is a page hosted on the server
  which allows a user to register for an account, regardless of what client
  they are using (e.g. mobile devices).
• Added new default push rules and made them configurable by clients:
  • Suppress all notice messages.
  • Notify when invited to a new room.
  • Notify for messages that don't match any rule.
  • Notify on incoming call.

Federation:

• Added per host server side rate-limiting of incoming federation requests.
• Added a /get_missing_events/ API to federation to reduce number of
  /events/ requests.

Configuration:

• Added configuration option to disable registration:
  disable_registration.
• Added configuration option to change soft limit of number of open file
  descriptors: soft_file_limit.
• Make tls_private_key_path optional when running with no_tls.

Application services:

• Application services can now poll on the CS API /events for their events,
  by providing their application service access_token.
• Added exclusive namespace support to application services API.

v0.7.1-r3

v0.7.1-r3

v0.7.1-r2

v0.7.1-r2

v0.7.1-r1

v0.7.1-r1

v0.7.1

Changes in synapse v0.7.1 (2015-02-19)

• Initial alpha implementation of parts of the Application Services API.
  Including:
  • AS Registration / Unregistration
  • User Query API
  • Room Alias Query API
  • Push transport for receiving events.
  • User/Alias namespace admin control
• Add cache when fetching events from remote servers to stop repeatedly
  fetching events with bad signatures.
• Respect the per remote server retry scheme when fetching both events and
  server keys to reduce the number of times we send requests to dead servers.
• Inform remote servers when the local server fails to handle a received event.
• Turn off python bytecode generation due to problems experienced when
  upgrading from previous versions.