v0.27 released

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v0.27 is done!  This mostly bugfixes, cleanups, and incremental 
improvements.  Notably:

 * lots of cleanups in config file loading, handling, to make library 
behavior sane, warn on config file errors, etc.
 * osd: fix out of order ack bug
 * mount.ceph: uses kernel keys interface (when available) to pass secrets
 * osd, mon: use new syncfs() syscall where available
 * librados: compound object operation support
 * librbd: snapshot images no longer writeable
 * librbd: rollback to snapshot and other misc fixes
 * mds: journal replay cleanups, performance, bug fixes
 * mds: many clustered mds fixes (mostly with rename and recovery)
 * mds: standby-replay mode fixes
 * mds: robust lookuphash for better nfs reexport support
 * mon: bugfixes with mds takeover
 * obsync: synchronize object buckets between s3, directory, swift, rados
 * osd: misc recovery fixes
 * radosgw: dup bucket creation fixes
 * radosgw: many small protocol fixes

As part of the radosgw work we've created s3-tests.git, which includes a 
bunch of simple tests to verify implementations of the s3 protocol.  See

 * git://ceph.newdream.net/git/s3-tests.git
 * http://ceph.newdream.net/git/?p=s3-tests.git;a=summary

For v0.28 we're focusing on the OSD cluster, radosgw, and continuing with 
the MDS clustering fixes.  Sam and Josh are working on a refactor in the 
OSD peering code that will make peering more understandable, verifiable, 
and (we hope) less buggy. 

Relevant URLs:
 * Direct download at: http://ceph.newdream.net/download/ceph-0.27.tar.gz
 * For Debian and Ubuntu packages, see http://ceph.newdream.net/wiki/Debian
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