9.6.2011:
Version 1.3.0 released
IPv6 support is there, new and improved protocols as well. The netfilter wrapper has also been updated to work with OpenDPI 1.3.0. Check out here: https://code.google.com/p/opendpi/.
8.10.2010:
ipoque Announces Winner of ipoque Open Contest
Argentinean developer contributed best solution to open source DPI development contest
Leipzig, 8 October 2010 – ipoque today announced Argentinean software developer Gerardo Gidoni the winner of the OpenDPI development contest ipoque Open. Gerardo submitted the best solution for the integration of OpenDPI into the Linux Netfilter structure and won 500 Euros. See the winning contribution at http://code.google.com/p/opendpi/downloads/list.
23.8.2010:
ipoque Open Final
Thanks for your submissions! The ipoque jury is currently examining the solutions. The winner will be announced on October 5, 2010.
19.5. 2010:
"ipoque Open" – ipoque’s OpenDPI Development Contest
Objective: To build an additional wrapper to integrate OpenDPI into the Linux Netfilter/Iptables infrastructure
Prize: The best solution will be rewarded with 500 Euros from ipoque.
14.4. 2010:
Version 1.2.0 released
OpenDPI version 1.2.0 is released. This release includes one new protocol and several performance, stability and detection improvements. Thanks to everyone who supported us with bug reports and fixes.
11.11. 2009:
Version 1.1.1 released
Sorry, there was a bug in the 1.1.0 release when debug messages have been enabled. It is fixed now. Thank you for reporting and fixing!
10.11. 2009:
Version 1.1.0 released
It’s done. The first update of OpenDPI has been released. Thanks to everybody who contributed to this version. The major focus of this release was on the build system. OpenDPI now uses autotools and compiles on BSD-like systems. Four new protocols have been added and some false negatives have been fixed.
7.9.2009:
ipoque's Industry Leading Deep Packet Inspection Engine Goes Open Source
Leipzig, September 7, 2009 – ipoque, the leading European vendor of Internet traffic management solutions, today published its award-winning DPI engine as open source software. OpenDPI is derived from the commercial PACE product, ipoque's traffic classification engine that is used in its carrier-grade DPI and bandwidth management solutions. The core of OpenDPI is a software library designed to classify Internet traffic according to application protocols. Everybody can participate under the conditions of the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL).
