Coda 6.0.9 is available for download.

A lot of little cleanups all over the place, however no big changes to
RVM or network transports so everything should be drop-in compatible
with previous releases.

Here is a quick overview of what changed,

Coda-6.0.9
  - Darwin patches from Stephen Turnbull.
  - heimdal patches for the krb5 support code (Tom Ivar Helbekkmo)
  - fixes some compile errors that resulted from the lwp.h cleanups.
  - allow codadump2tar to deal with long volume names in dump files.
  - rvmsizer now separately shows RVM used for directory contents.
  - cunlog now uses the default realm in venus.conf if it wasn't specified.
  - Avoid permission denied errors when an authenticated user revokes
    his tokens or when they expire.
  - configure should now be able to find libresolv on Darwin.
  - Added udev support to venus-setup along with some other cleanups.
  - avoid a crash when running cfs fr during reintegration.
  - split --with-crypto into individual --with-openssl/krb4/krb5 options.
  - added '-port' option to updatesrv to force it to bind to a specific port.
  - Returning 1 as the directory link count so that the find -noleaf option is
    no longer necessary.
  - Added a pretty much all of the old manpages that I could find.

rpc2-1.27
  - don't drop valid reply packets that come in over the ipv6 socket with an
    ipv6-encoded ipv4 address.
  - fix a 30 second pause that sometimes occurred around the end of an SFTP
    transfer,
  - fixed rp2gen generated stub code, avoid leaking packet buffers in some
    error cases.

lwp-2.0
  - amd64 support (Brett Lymn)
  - If available, use the more portable makecontext/swapcontext macros from
    ucontext.h for thread switching instead of the assembly in process.S.
  - cleanup of the callback function prototypes in lwp/lwp.h
    Although this broke the build of all other components, so you need
    to rebuild everything if you are building from scratch, the library
    is still binary compatible with previous releases.

rvm-1.11
  - only fixes some compile errors that resulted from the lwp.h cleanups
    so this one is really only needed when rebuilding from scratch.