Changes

===Linux===You can download the latest alpha-server versions of the engine here:* Ubuntu 12 i386: http://dl.acestream.org/ubuntu/12/acestream_3.0.2_ubuntu_12.04_i686.tar.gz* Ubuntu 12 amd64: http://dl.acestream.org/ubuntu/12/acestream_3.0.2_ubuntu_12.04_x86_64.tar.gz* Ubuntu 13 i386: http://dl.acestream.org/ubuntu/13/acestream_3.0.2_ubuntu_13.10_i686.tar.gz* Ubuntu 13 amd64: http://dl.acestream.org/ubuntu/13/acestream_3.0-a5_ubuntu_12_amd64.2_ubuntu_13.10_x86_64.tar.gz* Ubuntu 14 i386: http://dl.acestream.org/ubuntu/14/acestream_3.0.2_ubuntu_14.04_i686.tar.gz* Ubuntu 14 amd64: http://dl.acestream.org/ubuntu/14/acestream_3.0.2_ubuntu_14.04_x86_64.tar.gz* CentOS 6 amd64: http://dl.acestream.org/centos/6/acestream_3.0.2_centos_6_amd64.tar.gz* CentOS 7 amd64: http://dl.acestream.org/centos/7/acestream_3.0.2_centos_7_amd64.tar.gz* Debian 6 i386: http://dl.acestream.org/debian/6/acestream_3.0.2_debian_6.0.10_i686.tar.gz* Debian 6 amd64: http://dl.acestream.org/debian/6/acestream_3.0.2_debian_6.0.10_x86_64.tar.gz* Debian 7 i386: http://dl.acestream.org/debian/7/acestream_3.0.2_debian_7.6_i686.tar.gz* Debian 7 amd64: http://dl.acestream.org/debian/7/acestream_3.0-a5_centos_6_amd64.2_debian_7.4_x86_64.tar.gz ===Windows===* full package (engine + plug-in + player): http://dl.acestream.org/products/acestream-full/win/latest* only the engine: http://dl.acestream.org/win32/engine/AceStreamEngine_3.0.2.zip ===Android===* engine + player: http://dl.acestream.org/products/acestream-full/android/latest* only the engine: http://dl.acestream.org/products/acestream-engine/android/latest

===ВебNode's web-интерфейс узлаinterface===Every node has web-interface to view current status, as well as options to change some of the parameters "on the fly" (without restarting the node). Web-interface works on the main port of the node (specified by parameter <tt>--port</tt>). By default web-interface is available only from the same machine, from which the node was launched.To allow remote access, you have to launch the node with option <tt>--service-remote-access</tt>.Also you can set a password for web-interface to prevent unauthorized access, using option <tt>--service-access-token</tt> Full list of options to customize web-interface:*<tt>--stats-report-interval</tt> - frequency of node's statistics update, in seconds (by default 60)*<tt>--stats-report-peers</tt> - if this option is set, a list of nodes that are currently connected to the node will be shown in monitoring (by default node list is not displayed).*<tt>--service-remote-access</tt> - allow remote access to web-interface*<tt>--service-access-token</tt> - set a password for web-interface Access to web-interface is performed via HTTP-GET request to the node's port:*monitoring - <nowiki>http://node.address:PORT/app/TOKEN/monitoring</nowiki>*control - <nowiki>http://node.address:PORT/app/TOKEN/update</nowiki> If node was launched without option <tt>--service-access-token</tt>, then TOKEN is not specified in the request.<br/>Responses are given in JSON format. Examples:*request to the node without the password for web-interface: <nowiki>http://192.168.1.3:8640/app/monitor</nowiki>*request to the node with the password "qwerty" for web-interface: <nowiki>http://192.168.1.3:8640/app/qwerty/monitor</nowiki> ====Monitoring====Interface of monitoring gives the following information:*<tt>version</tt> - node's version*<tt>max_connections</tt> - maximum number of TCP-connections*<tt>max_peers</tt> - maximum number of concurrently connected nodes*<tt>max_upload_slots</tt> - maximum number of opened upload slots*<tt>download_speed</tt> - current speed of data download (byte/s)*<tt>upload_speed</tt> - current speed of data upload (byte/s)*<tt>connected_peers_count</tt> - number of connected nodes*<tt>connected_peers</tt> - list of connected nodes (empty, if option --stats-report-peers is not set)*<tt>upload_slots</tt> - current number of upload slots ====Management====To change node's parameters "on the fly" you have to send a request of the following kind to web-interface: <nowiki>http://192.168.1.3:8640/app/update?param1=value1&param2=value2...</nowiki>param1 and param2 set names of parameters that have to be updated, value1 and value2 are new values for the parameters. Available for updating parameters:*<tt>max_peers</tt>*<tt>max_upload_slots</tt> Example: <nowiki>http://192.168.1.3:8640/app/update?max_peers=100&max_upload_slots=30</nowiki> (keep the connection with 100 nodes simultaneously and open 30 upload slots) ===Traffic filtration===Starting from version 3.0.2 an ability to filter traffic at special nodes (source, support node and start node) was added. You can filter by ip-addresses or by geotargeting. Rules for the filtration should be put in a separate configuration file, path to which is passed in a special node in parameter --ip-filter-config. Configuration file is a text file in JSON format with the following structure: <tt>{ "groups": { "<group_1>": { "addresses": ["<ip_address_1>", "<ip_address_2>", ...], "countries": ["<country_code_1>", "<country_code_2>", ...] }, "<group_2>": { "addresses": ["<ip_address_1>", "<ip_address_2>", ...], "countries": ["<country_code_1>", "<country_code_2>", ...] }, }, "blacklist": { "addresses": ["<ip_address_1>", "<ip_address_2>", ...], "countries": ["<country_code_1>", "<country_code_2>", ...], "groups": ["<group_1>", "<group_2>", ...] }, "whitelist": { "addresses": ["<ip_address_1>", "<ip_address_2>", ...], "countries": ["<country_code_1>", "<country_code_2>", ...], "groups": ["<group_1>", "<group_2>", ...] }, "limit_groups": { "<group_1>": "30%", "<group_2>": "10%" } }</tt> Section <tt>groups</tt> is used to create named groups, that can be referenced in other sections of the file.Each group may consist of an array ip-addresses (<tt>addresses</tt>) or country codes (<tt>countries</tt>). Array <tt>addresses</tt> may contain addresses of individual hosts, as well as addresses of subnetworks in the format xx.xx.xx.xx/yy. At this moment it is allowed to use only subnetworks /24, /16 and /8. Array <tt>countries</tt> has to contain country codes in uppercase (according to the base [https://www.maxmind.com MaxMind]) Section <tt>whitelist</tt> sets a white list. The node rejects connections from all addresses that are not included in a white list.