ISL Conference Proxy 3.5.7 and 3.5.2a with modules for Windows and Linux (2014-04-08)
General Information
On 8th of April the following was released: :
- ISL Conference Proxy 3.5.7 for Windows 32bit (Platform=win32, Revision=33943, release_date=2014-02-18, os_version=0x5020000-0x7fffffff)
- ISL Conference Proxy 3.5.7 for Windows 64bit (Platform=win64, Revision=33943, release_date=2014-02-18, os_version=0x5020000-0x7fffffff)
- ISL Conference Proxy 3.5.7 for Linux 32bit (Platform=linux, Revision=33943, release_date=2014-02-18)
- ISL Conference Proxy 3.5.7 for Linux 64bit (Platform=linux64, Revision=33943, release_date=2014-02-18)
- ISL Conference Proxy 3.5.2a for Windows 32bit (Platform=win32, Revision=33971, release_date=2013-05-10, os_version=0x5020000-0x7fffffff)
- ISL Conference Proxy 3.5.2a for Windows 64bit (Platform=win64, Revision=33971, release_date=2013-05-10, os_version=0x5020000-0x7fffffff)
- ISL Conference Proxy 3.5.2a for Linux 32bit (Platform=linux, Revision=33971, release_date=2013-05-10)
- ISL Conference Proxy 3.5.2a for Linux 64bit (Platform=linux64, Revision=33971, release_date=2013-05-10)
Modules
- ISL Light 3.5.5 (release_date=2014-02-18, revision=33948)
- ISL Groop 3.0.2 (release_date=2014-02-18,revision=33944)
Update availability
ISL Conference Proxy 3.5.7 and modules have release date set to 2014-02-18. Your ESS will need to be same or higher to be able to update your server. This release is available to all countries except Japan.
ISL Conference Proxy 3.5.2a has release date set to 2013-05-10. Your ESS will need to be same or higher to be able to update your server. This release is available toall countries.
ISL Light 3.5.5 and ISL Groop 3.0.2 modules were released on 10th of April.
Upgrading to new version
This are server side updates so hosted service users do not need to do anything.
Server license users please check Upgrading Server License
Improvements
Defect fixes
OpenSSL library which was used for encrypting connections has a security vulnerability and was replaced with a newer version which has the issue fixed.
Description of the security vulnerability : CVE-2014-0160
The defect was fixed.
Users who had ISL Light GUI features set, could experience features not being correctly used when connecting from ISL Light for iOS to a remote computer. The issue was with timing when requested features were sent from ISL Light iOS client. The back-end is now more robust and features should be processed correctly.
The defect was fixed.
Users may have experienced an issue on the ISL Light web interface. Some of the sessions that were displayed could not be terminated by the logged in user. The issue was that the session was half connected and the message to end the session was not correctly processed by the server. Half connected session are now correctly processed by the server and will be correctly terminated.
The defect was fixed.
OpenSSL library which was used for encrypting connections has a security vulnerability and was replaced with a newer version which has the issue fixed.
Description of the security vulnerability : CVE-2014-0160
The defect was fixed.
New features
When listing ISL Light session via web interface, or querying with WebAPI or XMLMSG, the returned sessions will also include encoded database ids.
New WebAPI call has been added to ISL Light. When using the following call: isllight/session/info/set/1 users will be able to set the following information for the session:
- session name ( infoSessionName )
- client email address ( infoClientEmail )
- notes for the session ( infoNotes )
Example: "databaseId":"000202000129", "infoSessionName":"Session name", "infoClientEmail":"Client email", "infoNotes":"Notes"
When calling islgroop/sessions/get/single/1 the reply will also include a Boolean value whether the logged in user is the owner of the session or not. If the logged in user is the owner of the session the owner value will be set to 1, if not, owner value will be set to 0.
