clam

Minor bugfix release:

• Fixes problem with XSLTViewer in Python 2 (issue #46)

Minor bugfix: directories in the temp directory did not get removed properly

Bugfix release: template.sh was missing, causing clamnewproject to malfunction.

Bugfix release: fixes custom validation functions (was partially defective since introduction in issue #39)

Bugfix release; there was a problem with spaces in parameters in actions.

This is a major update release of CLAM, containing various bug fixes as well as new functionality.

New features

• OAuth2 and external forwarded authentication are functional again (issue #4)
• New program paradigm for use in e.g. Python wrapper scripts (issue #36), allows target-based programming through iteration over output files prior to their generation.
• Projects are indexed/cached and disk usage is tracked (issue #26 )
• Added an interface to quickly delete multiple projects, see disk usage per project and total (issue #26)
• Fixes for the administrative interface
• Implement hooking up a custom value validation function for parameter validation (issue #39)
• Implemented temporary directories for both project and action paradigm, concurrency-safe (issue #37, issue #40)
• More elegant solution for custom formats (issue #21)
• Support for shell operators (pipes, redirects) in commands

Bug fixes

• Important fixes in CLAM Client API, files were not transferred properly (issue #33)
• Upload failures were not properly communicated to the interface, now they are.
• Proper SSL support for CLAM Client API, allow passing certificate (issue #31)
• Session nonces accumulated on disk, cleared now (issue #25)
• Some minor stylistic fixes (issue #23, issue #27, issue #34)
• Cleaner XML output (no unnecessary whitespace) for all REST responses.
• Fix for parsing unicode in non-unicode strings in service configuration in Python 2 (issue #24)

All users of earlier CLAM versions are urged to upgrade to this release. The release is available through the Python Package Index, as well as Github.

Stable release of CLAM (formerly v0.99 release candidate), using flask as backend.