Note: Read the warnings, download either version (compare hardware) and follow the installation instructions. If you experience problems with this release, uninstall SSODS using the ssods-3.x-uninst.pat patch and install it again.
From 3.14 to 3.15 (01.09.2008)
${SSODSDIR}/lib/perl5/5.8.8/overload.pm in order to make the Shoutcast plugin work. See threads #328395, #328394 and #51057.ssctrl rescanssods-ts for the «only root can do that» problem (untested).tar.gz to ssods-noarch.tar.gz (untested, seems to work here)From 3.0beta13 to 3.14 (11.08.2008)
IO::Socket::INET module, which accessed /etc/protocols, see FAQ for details)/usr/local/etc/rc.d instead of /etc/rc.local for fw >=636From 3.0beta12 to 3.0beta13 (23.05.2008)
From 3.0beta11 to 3.0beta12 (19.05.2008)
$SSUSER and new config variable $SSODSPORT)From 3.0beta10 to 3.0beta11 (20.04.2008)
From 3.0beta9 to 3.0beta10 (02.04.2008)
From 3.0beta8 to 3.0beta9 (29.03.2008)
From 3.0beta7 to 3.0beta8 (28.03.2008)
Note: you can download even older versions by modifying the URL accordingly.
Install this patch after you installed SSODS 3.14 in order to update to 3.14.1:
Here are some add-ons to SSODS 3.x for experienced users. They are provided with no support at all!
The ssods-3.xx-i686.tar.gz contains binaries for for i686 based devices. It should run on any i686 box running Linux 2.6.x. Installation is fully manual and there is no support at all. You need the ssods-noarch.tar.gz and the ssods-admin.tar.gz, which can be found in the ssods-xxxx-xxx.pat, which is a .tar, which is included in in all of the above SSODS packages. As said, there is no support at all for this (unless you pay for it, of course). The files must go into the slightly unusual path /volume1/SSODS, which may be a symlink.