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1.9 |
ihost 1.5.7 (06 January 2004) |
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* The hostname/port of the server can be set at compile time, and |
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can be overridden on the command line if required. |
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* The build system has been tidied up and knows about new platforms |
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available to libstatgrab. |
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* Other minor code tidies and cosmetic changes to the output. |
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1.8 |
ihost 1.5.6 (22 August 2003) |
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* The hostname and IP address can be overridden on the command line. |
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This is useful for hosts with multiple NIC's and hostnames. |
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1.7 |
ihost 1.5.5 (09 April 2003) |
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* Fairly minor changes to support the FreeBSD platform. This release |
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should be used with libstatgrab 0.4 or later. |
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1.6 |
ihost 1.5.4 (29 March 2003) |
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* No changes to ihost itself, but libukcprog is no longer included in |
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the ihost distribution. libukcprog must now be downloaded and |
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installed seperately just like libstatgrab. |
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tdb |
1.5 |
ihost 1.5.3 (21 March 2003) |
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* File descriptor leak fixed. This caused ihost to die if it |
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retried connections to the server too often. |
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tdb |
1.4 |
ihost 1.5.2 (10 March 2003) |
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* Logging bugfix. |
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1.3 |
ihost 1.5.1 (10 March 2003) |
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* Various bugfixes, and support for the Linux platform. |
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tdb |
1.7 |
ihost 1.5 (03 March 2003) |
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1.2 |
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* New release of ihost with support for libstatgrab. Currently only |
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tested and working on Solaris - other platforms will follow as |
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support is added to libstatgrab. |
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ihost 1.0rc1 (29 May 2002) |
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* Initial release of ihost with internal information collection |
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library. Works on Solaris, Linux, and FreeBSD. |
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