$Id: changelog,v 1.14 1997/03/16 18:48:03 finnag Exp $

16 Mar 1997: (ver 0.7alpha)

Fmirror can now decompress a file-listing that is received. New options,
with config-file equivalents in (), default values in []:

 -z (compressed): decompress file listing
 -x <string> (decompressor) : name of decompressor program [gzip]
 -o <string> (decompressor-opt) : options to decompressor [-dc]

In order to get a file-list without listing directly, specify a dir-command
like this (see redhat.conf for an example):

 -c <string> (dircmd) : use <string> as directory command [LIST -lgRa]

Other new options:

 -A <number> (file_and_mask) : and-mask for file permissions [0111]
 -O <number> (file_or_mask) : or-mask for file permissions [0444]
 -p <number> (port) : port number of remote ftp server [21]
 -m <number> (dirmode) : permission dirs should be created with [0755]
 -C <string> : Parse <string> as if it was a line in a config file
 -e <string> (exclude) add an exclude-entry.
 -i <string> (include) add an include-entry.
 -t <number> (timefuzz) Allow files to differ by up to <number> seconds [0].

The example configuration files now include better default excludes.
Temporary files are now named .in.* instead of *.__IN__, and are
created with permissions 0000. They are also chmoded and the date is
updated before they are renamed, so you never risk giving out bogus
dates or permissions.

Fmirror now handles ls-listings with or without group-information.

Missing files are printed on loglevel 3 for consistency.

Fmirror understands octal (starting with 0), decimal, and hexadecimal
numbers (starting with 0x) when specifying permissions etc.

Inverted regex matches are in, a new option 'x' can be used in regex
options. The meaning then becomes 'include/exclude anything NOT
matching <pattern>'. This is most useful for excludes.

config-file now can use space or tab as whitespace anywhere. Previously
tab was required in some places.

Some portability changes are in, makes it easier to compile on older oses.

File descriptor and memory leak fixed when PORT command failed.

Filenames and pathnames are guaranteted _not_ to start with "./" when
being matched gainst regex rules even if the remote ls gives listings that
start with "./".

Directories will always get "/" appended before being matches against
the regex rules, so you can do "exclude p (^|/)old/" to exclude
directories named "old" and everything in them, without excluding
files named "old".

27 Jan 1997: (ver 0.6)

Forgot to clear hash-table of files to be deleted, resulting in lots
of spam about files it wanted to delete that it couldn't find.

18 Jan 1997: (ver 0.6beta2)

excluded directories made it whine and exit, fixed.

18 Jan 1997: (ver 0.6beta)

changelog is now in a more reasonable order.

default username works

fmirror will now delete files itself, do __NOT__ run a find after fmirror
has run to delete files, fmirror no longer updates ctime of all files.

28 Jun 1996: (ver 0.5)

Local ip-address is fetched in a better way, to use the right address
if the host has more than one interface and only one is accessible
from the outside.

Time comparison of remote timestamps didn't work properly in all cases

Some log-statements had wrong types for passed values (short/int etc)

Added SYST-command in startup for easier tracking of problems

Now checks for timeouts when getting remote files so it isn't stuck forever.

Incorrectly ended with exit(0) if remote hostname could not be found, which
caused massive deletion of files when remote nameserver was dead.

13 mar 1996: (ver 0.4)

Major code cleanups. Big functions split into nice small ones.
Bugs fixed:
 - Directories replaced by files/symlinks were not deleted.
 - the -v option didn't work properly (duh)
 - the fuzzy date-matching didn't work at all. fixed.



17 feb 1996: (ver 0.3)

Error messages rewritten to give better messages. Some cleanups
Date matching on files older than 2 months is now a bit fuzzy,
since ls only has day resolution for old files. Prevents
files from being mirrorded twice in their lifetime.


6 dec 1995: (ver 0.2)

Directory exclusion partly fixed. All leading exludes are now applied to
directories as well, but as soon as one include is encountered, further
exlucde have no effect on directory-creation.

ctime is now set for directories and symlinks as well, so find can be used to
delete all old files.

Now uses a separate FILE for inut and output, to solve the problems using
only one caused on a lot of OSes.


20 nov 1995:

Fixed a bug with ls-list parsing, if a directory has a link count of more
than 99, the ls program in the other end sometimes forgets to put a space
before linkcount.

exit(-1) changed to exit(0) if a partition is full, so that mirror isn't run
again immediately (with the normal while ! fmirror ; do sleep 30 ; done )

