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-Changes from the 1.4b1 release:
-
- Fixed the maximum free/total volume size in afpd.
-
- Made ~ the default volume in afpd.
-
- Fixed pid file handling and changed setpgrp() to setpgid() in afpd,
- papd, and atalkd.
-
- Added code to afpd to set the Unix file time stamps with utime().
-
- Fixed a bug in papd's printcap code which limited it to 15 or so
- printers.
-
- Fixed papd's handling of piped printers.
-
- Fixed papd's handling of bad job names.
-
- Fixed atalkd to send NBP LKUP packets from NBP port.
-
- Added "sync;sync;sync" to Solaris kinstall to help with streams
- file corruption.
-
- Added nlocalrts to streams ddp.conf. Thanks Thomas Tornblom.
-
- Fixed signed extension infinite loop in Solaris module.
-
- Moved all the config files to .../config.
-
-Changes from the 1.3.3 release:
-
- Added code from Sun Microsystems, Inc (OPCOM) for Solaris support.
- See COPYRIGHT.
-
- Added support for FreeBSD, mostly changes by Mark Dawson and Julian
- Elischer.
-
- All sorts of other stuff.
-
-Changes from the 1.3.1 release:
-
- Added options to psf's filter names to support accounting on HPs.
- !!! NOTE: The location of the filters has changed, see the man
- page for where.
-
- Added code from Alan Cox to support Linux.
-
- Rewrote papd. Now handles dropped connections better.
- Configuration has been modernized. !!! NOTE: The format of the
- configuration file has changed, but NOT THE NAME.
-
- Added Kerberos support to papd.
-
- atalkd now removes routes on a SIGTERM. Still can't just restart
- it, but it's closer.
-
- Changed atalkd and the kernel driver to remove a hack added to
- support sending to 0.255. Now the kernel will allow multiple open
- sockets with the same port, so long as the addess associated with
- the port is different. atalkd now opens a socket for each port on
- each interface.
-
- atalkd now rewrites its configuration file. If no configuration
- file is given, one will be generated. Permissions on the new
- configuration file will be inherited from the old one. If there is
- no old one, permissions default to 644. Won't rewrite the file if
- the owner doesn't have write permission.
-
- Removed support for the "AFS Kerberos UAM", in favor of the
- "AuthMan UAM". Kerberos support should now be much more
- straight-forward.
-
- Fixed a bug in afpd which would cause incorrect group calculations
- on ultrix machines.
-
- Fixed a bug in afpd which causes SimpleText and some other
- applications to silently fail to write. There's also a bug in
- MacOS, but we can't fix that.
-
- Fixed a bad interaction with afpd and AFS which would cause file
- writes to not propogate between AFS clients.
-
- !!! CHANGED the name(s) of afpd's config files. The new files are
- AppleVolumes.system and AppleVolumes.default. If AppleVolumes.system
- exists, it is always read, AppleVolumes.default is only read if the
- user has no AppleVolumes file. Included a flag "-u" to indicate
- which file has precedence. "-u" user wins, otherwise ".system"
- wins.
-
- Rewrote the AppleVolumes parsing code. Now works.
-
- Added a filename extension mapping to afpd. User always takes
- precedence, regardless of the "-u" flag. Code to change the type
- of all Unix files contributed by Kee Hinckley <nazgul@utopia.com>.
-
- afpd now supports both UFS and AFS volumes simultaneously. It also
- uses access() to attempt to calculate reasonable Mac permissions
- for AFS directories.
-
- Changed reporting of file times. Files that are written from Unix
- now update the Mac's idea of the files modification time. Unix
- mtime is now reported instead of ctime.
-
- Added support for a new UAM to afpd. This requires that client
- Macs have MacTCP and AuthMan installed. Should make running afpd
- for AFS easier.
-
- Removed code so that otherwise valid volumes for which the mounting
- user has no permission will appear in the volume selection dialog
- on the Mac gray-ed out.
-
- Added code from Chris Metcalf of MIT to the AppleDouble library
- which improves permission inheritance.
-
- Added code from G. Paul Ziemba of Alantec, Inc to better report
- errors in psf. Also changed psf to use syslog for errors that
- users aren't interested in.
-
- Added information to psf's man page to better explain the
- interaction between psf, pap, and lpd.
-
- Make psf/pap/psa do accounting when it's turnes on in
- /etc/printcap.
-
- Changed pap's error message when there is no printer specified on
- the command line and no .paprc is found. Also heavily modified
- pap's man page to reflect changes in the "new" version of pap,
- including moving it from section 8 to section 1.
-
- Fixed a byte-order bug in pap's sequence numbers. Doubt if pap has
- ever worked right on little endian machines!
-
- Added a flag to pap to optionally close before receiving EOF from
- the printer. Off by default. psf calls pap with this option on.
-
- Added timeouts to the nbp library calls. This means that processes
- won't hang when atalkd dies during boot, thus hanging your
- machine.
-
-Changes from the 1.3 release:
-
- Fixed a bug in afpd which would cause APPL mappings to contain both
- mac and unix path names. The fixed code will handle the old
- (corrupted) database.
-
- Fixed a *very* serious bug which would cause files to be corrupted
- when copying to afpd.
-
- Fixed a bug in afpd which would cause replies to icon writes to
- contain the written icon.
-
- Filled in the function code switch in afpd. Previously, a hacker
- could probably have used afpd to get unauthorized access to a
- machine running afpd.
-
- Fixed a bug in the asp portion of libatalk.a which could cause the
- malloc()/free() database to be corrupted.
-
- Fixed a bug in atalkd's zip query code. With this bug, only the
- first N % 255 nets get queried. However, since nets bigger than
- 255 are usually pretty unstable, the unqueried for nets will
- eventually get done, when N drops by one.
-
- Suppressed a spurious error ("route: No such process") in atalkd.
-
-Changes from the 1.2.1 release:
-
- atalkd is completely rewritten for phase 2 support. atalkd.conf
- from previous version will not work!
-
- afpd now has better AFS support. In particular, the configuration
- for AFS was made much easier; a number of Kerberos-related
- byte-ordering and time problems were found; clear-text passwords
- were added (thanks to geeb@umich.edu).
-
- afpd now handles Unix permissions much better (thanks to
- metcalf@mit.edu).
-
- There are many, many more changes, but most are small bug fixes.
-
-Changes from the 1.2 release:
-
- The Sun support now uses loadable kernel modules (a la VDDRV)
- instead of binary patches. As such, it should work on any sunos
- greater than 4.1, and is confirmed to work under 4.1.1 and 4.1.2.
-
- The DEC support no longer requires source. It also runs under
- ultrix 4.1 and 4.2. It still requires patching your kernel, but the
- patches are limited to those files available to binary-only sites
- -- primarily hooks for things like netatalk.
-
- The etc.rc script now uses changes made to nbprgstr (see below).
-
- aecho now takes machine names on the command line.
-
- nbplkup now takes a command line argument specifying the number of
- responses to accept. It also takes its defaults from the NBPLKUP
- environment variable.
-
- nbprgstr may be used to register a name at any requested port.
-
- afpd now logs if an illegal shell is used during login, instead of
- silently denying service.
-
- A bug in afpd which caused position information for the directory
- children of the root of a volume to be ignored has been fixed.
-
- Several typos in afpd which would cause include files necessary to
- ultrix to be skipped have been fixed.
-
- atalkd will no long propagate routes to networks whose zone
- it doesn't know.
-
- atalkd no longer dumps core if it receives a ZIP GetMyZone request
- from a network whose zone it doesn't know. (Since this currently
- can only happen from off net, it's not precisely a legal request.)
-
- pap and papd (optionally) no longer check the connection id in PAP
- DATA responses. Both also maintain the function code in non-first-packet
- PAP DATA responses. These changes are work-arounds to deal with
- certain AppleTalk printer cards, notably the BridgePort LocalTalk
- card for HP LJIIISIs.
-
- pap no longer sends an EOF response to each PAP SENDDATA request,
- only the first.
-
- A bug in papd which would cause it to return a random value when
- printing the procset to a piped printer has been fixed.
-
- A bug relating to NBP on reverse-endian machines has been fixed.
-
- atp_rsel() from libatalk now returns a correct value even if it
- hasn't recieved anything yet.
-
- atalk_addr() from libatalk no longer accepts addresses in octal
- format, since AppleTalk addresses can have leading zeros. Also it
- checks that the separator character is a '.'.
-
- Pseudo man pages for nbplkup, nbprgstr, and nbpunrgstr, have been
- added.
-
- The example in the psf(8) man page is now correct.
-
- The man pages for changed commands have been updated.
-
- The README files for various machine have been updated
- appropriately.
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