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arla 0.17 has been released
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Subject: arla 0.17 has been released
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[ this is a repeat for some of you, sorry about that ]
arla 0.17 has been released to the unsuspecting world and can be found at
ftp://ftp.stacken.kth.se/pub/arla/arla-0.17.tar.gz or
/afs/stacken.kth.se/ftp/pub/arla/arla-0.17.tar.gz
Changes in release 0.17:
* new graphical program `amon' for monitoring the state of the cache.
* `fs xfsdebug' and `fs arladebug' for manipulating the details of the
debug output.
* more warning messages from arla (when credentials expire, hosts go
up and down, volumes are busy, ...)
* keep track of which servers are up and down, probe them periodically
and fallback to servers that are up.
* more test-cases
* work-around a bug in Linux 2.1.131 that made it impossible to have
filenames with 8bit characters
* correct timestamps (use ClientModTime instead of ServerModTime)
* bug fixes
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Try testing it on your favorite OS and tell us if it fails to build of
any of the tests in the test-suite fail.
/the arla-drinkers