This is not a critical update. 0.3.5 will allow multiple clients with the same IP and callsign to link as long as their connection ports are different.
Both mvoice and DudeStar use ephemeral ports making this possible. There is a very small chance (~1 in 10^4) that a subsequent client might try to connect on the same port as an existing client. If this happens, it will be refused. The solution is simply to restart the client so that it will choose another ephemeral port. This feature is configurable, so after you do a "git pull", be sure to rewrite your configuration file using "./rconfig".
This release also keeps its list of peers in alphabetical order, so the dashboard peers table will also be alphabetized.
Both mvoice and DudeStar use ephemeral ports making this possible. There is a very small chance (~1 in 10^4) that a subsequent client might try to connect on the same port as an existing client. If this happens, it will be refused. The solution is simply to restart the client so that it will choose another ephemeral port. This feature is configurable, so after you do a "git pull", be sure to rewrite your configuration file using "./rconfig".
This release also keeps its list of peers in alphabetical order, so the dashboard peers table will also be alphabetized.
