This release that has a rewritten networking implementation (aka "large-fdset") that allows GnuGk to scale to higher numbers of calls per server than previous versions.
This new implementation replaces the old hack to extend the select() system call by using poll() which enables GnuGk to handle huge numbers of sockets at the same time. The new implementation also works on Windows, but has been tested mostly on the different Unix versions we support.
Please note that the relevant configure option when comping GnuGk source code has changed to --enable-large-fdset. There is no need to specify a maximum number of sockets any more.
This release also has a few bug fixes, eg. for using LUA scripts with shared libraries and for memory leaks in the error handling of H.235 password authentication.