µHub is a high performance peer-to-peer hub designed for Unix-like operating systems. It has a clean design and small memory footprint. It is scalable, and will work for small hubs on embedded hardware, as well as big hubs running on high preformance servers with thousands of users. µHub uses the ADC protocol (i.e. the next generation Direct Connect), and is compatible with DC++, Elise, QuickDC, and other ADC clients. License: GNU General Public License v3 Changes: This release contains updates for the new ADC 0.13 protocol specification. A few known crash bugs have been fixed, along with several minor bugs. Hundreds of automatic test cases are added, fixing IPv6 address banning in the process. Everything should now compile successfully with an old compiler, such as GCC 2.95.

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