ProCall 8 - Release Notes 8.9.3
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| Type | Quality Update |
| Version | 8.9.3.11507 |
| Security advice | This update fixes a security-critical bug related to the underlying OpenSSL version in UCWeb. |
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Bug fixes/improvements
This update fixes a security-critical bug related to the underlying OpenSSL version in UCWeb.
UCServer
- The robustness of communication with the licence server has been improved.
- The stability of the UCServer has been improved, including when accessing the MetaDirectory.
- The faulty INVITE during bridged call transfer (e.g. with OSB trunk) has been fixed.
Numbers and letters can now be used for SIP registration on all supported PBX systems.
- The UCServer no longer deletes PUSH registrations when restarting or in the event of loss to UCConnect.
- If the members of a group call come from different locations, the call is delivered to all participants and can be accepted.
Please note: Whether this call can be transferred to other participants depends on the configuration of the telephone system. - When using a UCServer collection group with agent function, the tooltip for the contact in the favourites now shows which agent groups the user is a member of and whether they are logged in or not.
- When creating SIP registrations with a "-" in the name, "-" is no longer automatically interpreted as an indication for creating multiple SIP registrations.
ProCall Desktop for Windows
- The crash of ProCall Desktop for Windows when right-clicking on a journal entry has been fixed.
- To improve the problem of low volume levels at the beginning of a softphone call, the AGC2 stack was activated. This is a module in WebRTC that was developed to automatically adjust the volume of microphones in real time.
- If ProCall Desktop for Windows is started without the main window and a chat message is received, clicking on the "bubble" will open the chat with the message.