[asterisk-dev] Asterisk 11.11.0-rc1 Now Available

[Asterisk Development Team]

The Asterisk Development Team has announced the first release candidate of
Asterisk 11.11.0. This release candidate is available for immediate
download at http://downloads.asterisk.org/pub/telephony/asterisk

The release of Asterisk 11.11.0-rc1 resolves several issues reported by the
community and would have not been possible without your participation.
Thank you!

The following are the issues resolved in this release candidate:

Bugs fixed in this release:
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 * ASTERISK-22551 - Session timer : UAS (Asterisk) starts counting
      at Invite, UAC starts counting at 200 OK. (Reported by i2045)
 * ASTERISK-23792 - Mutex left locked in chan_unistim.c (Reported
      by Peter Whisker)
 * ASTERISK-23582 - [patch]Inconsistent column length in *odbc
      (Reported by Walter Doekes)
 * ASTERISK-23803 - AMI action UpdateConfig EmptyCat clears all
      categories but the requested one (Reported by zvision)
 * ASTERISK-23035 - ConfBridge with name longer than max (32 chars)
      results in several bridges with same conf_name (Reported by
      Iñaki Cívico)
 * ASTERISK-23824 - ConfBridge: Users cannot be muted via CLI or
      AMI when waiting to enter a conference (Reported by Matt Jordan)
 * ASTERISK-23683 - #includes - wildcard character in a path more
      than one directory deep - results in no config parsing on module
      reload (Reported by tootai)
 * ASTERISK-23827 - autoservice thread doesn't exit at shutdown
      (Reported by Corey Farrell)
 * ASTERISK-23814 - No call started after peer dialed (Reported by
      Igor Goncharovsky)
 * ASTERISK-23609 - Security: AMI action MixMonitor allows
      arbitrary programs to be run (Reported by Corey Farrell)
 * ASTERISK-23673 - Security: DOS by consuming the number of
      allowed HTTP connections. (Reported by Richard Mudgett)
 * ASTERISK-23246 - DEBUG messages in sdp_crypto.c display despite
      a DEBUG level of zero (Reported by Rusty Newton)
 * ASTERISK-23766 - [patch] Specify timeout for database write in
      SQLite (Reported by Igor Goncharovsky)
 * ASTERISK-23844 - Load of pbx_lua fails on sample extensions.lua
      with Lua 5.2 or greater due to addition of goto statement
      (Reported by Rusty Newton)
 * ASTERISK-23818 - PBX_Lua: after asterisk startup module is
      loaded, but dialplan not available (Reported by Dennis Guse)
 * ASTERISK-23834 - res_rtp_asterisk debug message gives wrong
      length if ICE (Reported by Richard Kenner)
 * ASTERISK-23790 - [patch] - SIP From headers longer than 256
      characters result in dropped call and 'No closing bracket'
      warnings. (Reported by uniken1)
 * ASTERISK-23917 - res_http_websocket: Delay in client processing
      large streams of data causes disconnect and stuck socket
      (Reported by Matt Jordan)
 * ASTERISK-23908 - [patch]When using FEC error correction,
      asterisk tries considers negative sequence numbers as missing
      (Reported by Torrey Searle)
 * ASTERISK-23921 - refcounter.py uses excessive ram for large refs
      files  (Reported by Corey Farrell)
 * ASTERISK-23948 - REF_DEBUG fails to record ao2_ref against
      objects that were already freed (Reported by Corey Farrell)
 * ASTERISK-23916 - [patch]SIP/SDP fmtp line may include whitespace
      between attributes (Reported by Alexander Traud)
 * ASTERISK-23984 - Infinite loop possible in ast_careful_fwrite()
      (Reported by Steve Davies)
 * ASTERISK-23897 - [patch]Change in SETUP ACK handling (checking
      PI) in revision 413765 breaks working environments (Reported by
      Pavel Troller)

Improvements made in this release:
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 * ASTERISK-23492 - Add option to safe_asterisk to disable
      backgrounding (Reported by Walter Doekes)
 * ASTERISK-22961 - [patch] DTLS-SRTP not working with SHA-256
      (Reported by Jay Jideliov)

For a full list of changes in this release candidate, please see the ChangeLog:

http://downloads.asterisk.org/pub/telephony/asterisk/ChangeLog-11.11.0-rc1

Thank you for your continued support of Asterisk!