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version 0.42.0 (released 2009-02-10)
* Small fix in the userguide.
version 0.42.0 rc3 (released 2009-01-23)
libcsync:
* Added checks for unix extensions.
* Added more documentation to the userguide.
* Fixed loading of plugins.
* Fixed call for deletion functions.
* Normalize the path to <hostname>/<path> for the statedb filename.
* More change name of client options to be more descriptive.
version 0.42.0 rc2 (released 2009-01-07)
libcsync:
* Fixed a bug in the creation of the statedb
* Completed userguide
version 0.42.0 rc1 (released 2008-12-04)
libcsync:
* Reduced calls of syscall functions.
* Added own function to create a temporary filename.
* Fixed libsmbclient 3.0.x support.
version 0.42.0 beta1 (released 2008-09-10)
libcsync:
* Added a sftp module using libssh
* Added user guide (just a start)
* Added testcase for update detection
* Added a function to parse an uri to cstdlib
* Updated the manpage
* Fixed some segfaults in cstdlib
* Fixed some memory leaks
csync:
* Improved the auth callback
version 0.42.0 alpha4 (released 2008-07-02)
libcsync:
* Added the possibility to run csync completely without a journal
* Improved chmod calls during propagation. Most of the time we use the
default mode and don't need to call chmod.
* Improved the exclude list handling in the file tree walker. This
increased the speed of the update detection.
* Fixed csync on PPC
* Fixed serveral small bugs
csync:
* Added commandline option to run csync completely without a journal
libcsync:
* Added a tree merger to write a complete journal
* Added support to run csync without a journal
* Fixed kerberos support in csync_smb module
* Fixed closing of files after the copy
* Fixed update detection to detect special files (fifo, pipes,
char devices, ..)
* Fixed O_NOATIME flag on open() if we don't have the permission
csync:
* Add a variable to run csync completely without a journal
* Peformance improvements
* Add more directories to the standard exclude file
* Bugfixes
version 0.42.0 alpha1 (released 2008-06-02)
* Initial release