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-Version 1.10.2, 2012-06-17
-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
-
-Several TLS bugs were fixed in this release, including a major
-omission that the renegotiation extension was not being used.  As the
-1.10 implementation of TLS does not properly support renegotiation,
-the approach in this release is simply to send the renegotiation
-extension SCSV, which should protect the client against any handshake
-splicing. In addition renegotiation attempts are handled properly
-instead of causing handshake failures - all hello requests, and all
-client hellos after the initial negotiation, are ignored. Some
-bugs affecting DSA server authentication were also fixed.
-
-By popular request, ``Pipe::reset`` no longer requires that message
-processing be completed, a requirement that caused problems when a
-Filter's end_msg call threw an exception, after which point the Pipe
-object was no longer usable.
-
-Support for getting entropy using the rdrand instruction introduced in
-Intel's Ivy Bridge processors has been added. In previous releases,
-the ``CPUID::has_rdrand`` function was checking the wrong cpuid bit,
-and would false positive on AMD Bulldozer processors.
-
-An implementation of SRP-6a compatible with the specification in RFC
-5054 is now available in ``srp6.h``. In 1.11, this is being used for
-TLS-SRP, but may be useful in other environments as well.
-
-An implementation of the Camellia block cipher was added, again largely
-for use in TLS.
-
-If ``clock_gettime`` is available on the system, hres_timer will poll all
-the available clock types.
-
-AltiVec is now detected on IBM POWER7 processors and on OpenBSD systems.
-The OpenBSD support was contributed by Brad Smith.
-
-The Qt mutex wrapper was broken and would not compile with any recent
-version of Qt. Taking this as a clear indication that it is not in use,
-it has been removed.
-
-Avoid setting the soname on OpenBSD, as it doesn't support it (:pr:`158`)
-
-A compilation problem in the dynamic loader that prevented using
-dyn_load under MinGW GCC has been fixed.
-
-A common error for people using MinGW is to target GCC on Windows,
-however the 'Windows' target assumes the existence of Visual C++
-runtime functions which do not exist in MinGW. Now, configuring for
-GCC on Windows will cause the configure.py to warn that likely you
-wanted to configure for either MinGW or Cygwin, not the generic
-Windows target.
-
-A bug in configure.py would cause it to interpret `--cpu=s390x` as
-`s390`. This may have affected other CPUs as well. Now configure.py
-searches for an exact match, and only if no exact match is found will
-it search for substring matches.
-
-An incompatability in configure.py with the subprocess module included
-in Python 3.1 has been fixed (:pr:`157`).
-
-The exception catching syntax of configure.py has been changed to the
-Python 3.x syntax. This syntax also works with Python 2.6 and 2.7, but
-not with any earlier Python 2 release. A simple search and replace
-will allow running it under Python 2.5::
-
-  perl -pi -e 's/except (.*) as (.*):/except $1, $2:/g' configure.py
-
-Note that Python 2.4 is not supported at all.