Unity Asset Server Version History

The final official release. Changed version number to 1.0.0. Otherwise this build is identical to RC 1.

Removed conflict status when removing assets on server and then reimporting them from a unitypackage. You will have to upgrade to at least Unity 2.0 beta 2 to see the correct status.

Fixed a critical bug in asset status calculation that caused existing assets to show up as unmodified when moved to a newly created folder not yet uploaded to server.
The Asset Server is now built from PostgreSQL 8.2.5.

Fixed a critical bug in asset status calculation that made manager assets be reported as unmodified even if they had local modifications.

The configuration has been tuned to be effective for larger amount of data.
Server support for detecting name conflicts. This feature will be required by Unity 2.0b1.
Fixed asset status reporting sometimes reporting a conflict instead of "changed on server" after multiple renames of a single asset.
The asset server is now case insensitive. Earlier versions allowed uploading multiple assets with the same file name if the case was different.
The license text in the Mac OS X installer is no longer a simple copy of the Unity 1.x license.

Service now starts automatically on boot on Linux builds.
The asset server is not linked to perl anymore, removing dependency on having the exact same perl version installed as on our build machine.
Centos RPM should install without problems on ASPLinux now.
Potentially confusing output from PostgreSQL commands run during install is now redirected to an install log file on Linux builds.
Mac OS X installer will detect if the Mac OS X firewall is active and reconfigure it to allow connections to the Unity Asset Server

Fixed a bug in the Mac OS X installer that prevented upgrading from a previous version.
Removed dependency on the sudo command in the Linux build.
Removed dependency on the Readline library in the Linux build.
Split rpm into a runtime and developer package.

Added a Linux rpm build plus a source tarball for building on other Unix systems.

Allow performing status on projects with more than 1023 assets.
Use the latest stable version of PostgreSQL.
The startup script ensures that permissions are correct before launching the server.

Increased maximum amount of available client connections, which requires to tune startup parameters on Mac OS X and therefore the installer requires a reboot.