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This release contains the OpenSS7 X/Open XTI/TLI Library, TLI modules (timod and tirdwr) as well as the INET driver (formerly in the strinet package) and all the necessary manpages and other documentation in an autoconf tarball. These components are contained in our LiS and Linux Fast-STREAMS releases, however, this tarball configures, builds and installs them separately in case you wish to use these components separate from our LiS or LfS releases.

This release compiles, installs and builds rpms for Fedora Core 1 (FC1), Whitebox Enterprise Linux (WBEL) and RedHat Enterprise Linux 3 (EL3). This release also contains a few minor fixes for symbolic links and t_rcvconnect() behavior.

See ChangeLog and NEWS in the release for more information. Deprecates previous releases.

See ChangeLog and NEWS in the release for more information. Also see the doc/manual/LiS.pdf manual in the release. Deprecates previous releases.

This release contains the OpenSS7 X/Open XTI/TLI Library, TLI modules (timod and tirdwr) as well as the INET driver (formerly in the strinet package) and all the necessary manpages and other documentation in an autoconf tarball. These components are contained in our LiS and Linux Fast-STREAMS releases, however, this tarball configures, builds and installs them separately in case you wish to use these components separate from our LiS or LfS releases.

The release has an added check for CONFIG_REGPARM, addition of -mregparm=3 CFLAGS, addition of regparm_ prefix for exported ksyms. This may ease SuSE 9.1 production kernel installs. Minor corrections to separate build directory install of devices and caching of detected ksyms. Added option for suppression of exported symbol versioning.

See ChangeLog and NEWS in the release for more information. Deprecates previous releases.

See ChangeLog and NEWS in the release for more information. Also see the doc/manual/LiS.pdf manual in the release. Deprecates previous releases.

This release contains the OpenSS7 X/Open XTI/TLI Library, TLI modules (timod and tirdwr) as well as the INET driver (formerly in the strinet package) and all the necessary manpages and other documentation in an autoconf tarball. These components are contained in our LiS and Linux Fast-STREAMS releases, however, this tarball configures, builds and installs them separately in case you wish to use these components separate from our LiS or LfS releases.

The release has an added check for CONFIG_REGPARM, addition of -mregparm=3 CFLAGS, addition of regparm_prefix for exported ksyms. This might ease installation on SuSE 9.1 production kernels. Minor corrections to separate build directory install of devices and autoconf caching of detected ksyms.

See ChangeLog and NEWS in the release for more information. Deprecates previous releases.

This release has the ability to suppress versionsing of LiS exported symbols; corrects a few minor errors in the build process, corrects the install-strip target, adds memory versions of io wrappers, lis_printk patches placed on linux-stream list, HP patches, modifications to putq, putbq, insq, appq; and dejagnu patches.

See ChangeLog and NEWS in the release for more information. Also see the doc/manual/LiS.pdf manual in the release. Deprecates previous releases.

This release contains the OpenSS7 X/Open XTI/TLI Library, TLI modules (timod and tirdwr) as well as the INET driver (formerly in the strinet package) and all the necessary manpages and other documentation in an autoconf tarball. These components are contained in our LiS and Linux Fast-STREAMS releases, however, this tarball configures, builds and installs them separately in case you wish to use these components separate from our LiS or LfS releases.

This release cross-builds nicely for embedded targets such as NexusWare, and can be used with an LiS that has already been built for those targets.

See ChangeLog and NEWS in the release for more information. This release deprecates the old strinet-0.8.2b release.

This release has enhancements to the build process and options and provides more reliable kernel symbol ripping. This release might, therefore, build better on SuSE. It fixes a few minor bugs. Manpages now automagically compress on install. RPMs for newer RH kernels are provided.

This release has greatly enhanced cross-build and cross-compile support, primarily in support of the NexusWare embedded target. Builds clean against NexusWare release 810p0674.10-rc4. Instructions for NexusWare embedded targets added to the manual.

See ChangeLog and NEWS in the release for more information. Also see the doc/manual/LiS.pdf manual in the release. Deprecates previous releases.

This release has a few more enhancements to the build process and some corrections to symbol problems that made -13 and -14 unusable. See ChangeLog and NEWS in the release for more information. Deprecates previous releases.

This is a Linux Native Kernel release for the Linux SCTP kernel implementation of RFC 2960. The release is in the form of a patch on the Linux 2.4.18, 2.4.19, 2.4.20, 2.4.21 and 2.4.22 kernels, and includes man pages and documentation. In addition, it is release as an SRPM and RPMS for popular PC processors. Check the rpms directory for binary RPM releases.

The OpenSS7 implementation of SCTP implements all of the SCTP functionality, implements ADD-IP and PR-SCTP and uses a socket interface similar in some respects to current TSVWG drafts concerning sockets and SCTP.

This is very functional code, and has been banged on for over a year. This code is quite stable, but still may have some bugs which might crash or lock your machine in certain circumstances. This latest release provide bug fixes and performance improvements. See the SCTP Performance page for more information.

We will be taking the most current release to the SCTP Interop in July, 2004.

This is a verion of iperf that works with OpenSS7 SCTP. It was used to test the performance and throughput of the 0.2.19 release of OpenSS7 SCTP for Linux Native Sockets, below. The test results are tabulated on a new SCTP Performance page.

This is an LiS STREAMS Beta release for the STREAMS INET kernel implementation. This is stable code and has been bashed on a fair while. (See included test programs for a vigorous workout.) It implements almost all SOCKSYS functionality (except IP routing control streams) and provide Transport Provider Interface (TPI) suitable for use with XOpen XNS/XTI 5.2. iBCS ioctls have yet to be implemented.

This is a patch release that fixes a few minor bugs from the previous release.

This code is quite solid. You should be able to load and run it against LiS 2.16/Linux 2.4.x with no problems. It has been tested against 2.4.18 on SP.

This is a stable release of the SS7 MTP2 SL, SDT, SDL and M2PA/SCTP (draft version 4) with integrated SCTP and TCP/IP stack. This is the second SIGTRAN release based on the OpenSS7 STREAMS SCTP implementation, and the first release of the SS7 stack which runs on LiS 2.13.17/Linux 2.4.x SMP. The SCTP stack (released separately, below) is included and a test program (test-m2pa) confirming 76 Q.781 conformance test cases is also provided. This is an M2PA implementation based on the draft-ietf-sigtran-m2pa-04.txt which includes FSN and BSN and status Out-Of-Service. Also included, in the release is draft-bidulock-sigtran-m2patest-01.txt which provides details of the conformance test cases to which the OpenSS7 M2PA implementation conforms.

This code is quite solid. You should be able to load and run it against LiS 2.13.17/Linux 2.4.x with no problems. It has been tested agains RH 2.4.7-10, RH 2.4.9-31, on SP, and Linux 2.4.18 on SP and SMP.

Sorry, I mistakenly imported some errors when attaching headers to the files in that previous tar-ball. The offending lines are '#include "head.h"' Those can just be removed or you can download this copy.

I got some request for the ISUP message parsers which I wrote some years ago. This is LGPL code. It is pretty stable. It might have some memory leaks. There is no warranty. I will have to figure out how to work this back into the main body of the work later. Please contibute changes or improvements.

Deprecated. Here for historical purposes only.