New release: Openwsman 2.2.1

Version 2.2.1 of Openwsman is now available for download at sourceforge.
2.2.1 introduces some major changes, esp. helping to confine memory
usage on embedded systems.

• Major changes:
  • Enumeration timeout fixed, resulting in --enum-idle-timeout option
    to openwsmand taking seconds (instead of miliseconds) now
  • Client side CRL (certificate revocation list) support
    (Arun Venkatachalam)
  • split off client config as /etc/openwsman/openwsman_client.conf
  • Fix upper limit check for threads and their stack usage (Suresh Sundriyal)
    (Allowing to confine memory usage in the 10-20MB range!)
    Reintroduce max_thread config file parameter and two new parameters
    • max_connections_per_thread
    • thread_stack_size
• Minor changes:
  • require swig 1.3.30 or later (rhel/fedora users: upgrade !)
  • clean up fault generation in CIM backend (Suresh Sundriyal)
  • fix various memory leaks (Suresh Sundriyal)
  • fix Python bindings build (kkaempf)
  • Fix security risk when listing indication subscriptions (Suresh Sundriyal)
  • Fix xml namespace for enumeration and subscription filters (kkaempf)
  • Fix class names for swig bindings, makes Python bindings operational (kkaempf)
  • Use same encoding for faults as in incoming msg (bug305, kkaempf)
  • Make WS-Enumeration pull response comply to WS-Enumeration sequence ordering (Suresh Sundriyal)