→ BUGFIX: checking updates online crashes main process when directslave.com is offline or unreachable

→ BUGFIX: pid file was not written when running under Linux systemd (reported by frog9394, forum thread )
+ SIGHUP now handled correctly. On SIGHUP DirectSlave reopens log files and reload configured SSL/TLS certificates (if any)
+ Automatic update notification added. No autodownload/autoinstall available.
+ Added systemd service file - /usr/local/directslave/etc/systemd/directslave.service
· pprof debugger is still listening on http://127.0.0.1:2223/

+ Fixed memory leaks in session storage & HTTPS requests which cause OOM killer events on Linux
+ Reduce disk operations reading/writing zones conf file
+ Minor fixes

Warning: Debug version with pprof debugger enabled.
· pprof debugger is listening on http://127.0.0.1:2223/

If you aquire high memory usage (>50Mb) of directslave binary throug the time, please do
curl http://127.0.0.1:2223/debug/pprof/heap > heap.dump and send me a heap.dump file to roman.mazur@gmail.com

+ Fixed XSS vulnerability on login screen
+ Fixed check errors when rndc is disabled
-> Minor bugs fixed

*****
I discovered DirectSlave 3.2 have a bunch of security breaches in webinterface (XSS) since it have no filtration
of data coming through web channel (I completely rely on user's sanity). And I really aplogise for that.

Extract directslave/www/templates/login.tpl from archive into /usr/local/directslave/www/templates/ and overwrite login.tpl with archive version.

Renamed to Advanced.

+ Now we have nice & smooth web-interface to control over our secondary zones (add, remove & change master IP)
+ Ability to manage users through web
+ Viewing DirectSlave log files
+ Master-file format setting (requested by SeLLeRoNe :: See forum post)

Basic version, no web-interface.

Actually beta.
First release in new branch 3.x/GO (rewriten from Perl to Golang).
+ Rock solid.
+ Distributed as binary file.
+ Statically linked.
+ Less CPU usage.
+ No more dependencies / perl modules.
+ A lot of improvements in speed.
+ TLS 1.2 and HTTP/2 onboard.
+ Added RNDC event-triggered queue support.
+ Added /CMD_EMAIL_POP support.
+ Less memory footprint (can be used on tiny virtual instances with < 512Mb RAM).
+ Available for Linux i386/x32_64/arm & FreeBSD i386/amd64 (all in single archive distribution).

Second stable release.
Writen in perl, require CPAN modules.
Multiuser support, SSL/TLS support.
Available as source code (perl)

First stable release.
Writen in perl, require CPAN modules.
No multiuser support, no SSL/TLS.
Not recommended!

Basic (reduced Enhanced) skin for DirectAdmin.
Contains a basic possibilities to edit DNS records,
MX-ex & mailboxes.

English, ukrainian & russian language packs included.