Releases: jariq/IPwatchD
Releases · jariq/IPwatchD
IPwatchD 1.3.0
IPwatchD 1.2.1 and IPwatchD G Notify 1.0.1
Originally released at sf.net on 2011-07-24:
- Added support for libnotify 0.7
- Errors for interfaces without IP address are no longer logged
- Loopback devices are skipped in automatic configuration mode
- Fixed false posivite with more than one interface connected to the same subnet
- Fixed possible socket leaking
- Added manual pages ipwatchd-script(1) and ipwatchd.conf(5)
IPwatchD 1.2 and IPwatchD G Notify 1.0
Originally released at sf.net on 2010-01-06:
- Added test scenarios
- All messages are sysloged
- Lot of small changes that make packaging for Ubuntu easier
- Added PID file (needed for init script on Ubuntu)
- Introduced configuration modes - manual and automatic
- Added support for automatic detection of interfaces (automatic configuration mode)
- Fixed SEGFAULT after SIGTERM on Ubuntu (pcap_close replaced with pcap_breakloop)
- Installation prefix /usr/local is no longer used
- Added testing mode
- Removed global buffer for logged messages
- Added init script
- Added support for user-defined script
- Added defend interval as recommended by RFC 5227
- Desktop notification was removed from daemon code
- Added IPwatchD G Notify - Notification tool for Gnome environment
- Added check for existence of "any" device - prevents segfaults with broken libpcap-1.0
- Added Activity diagram
IPwatchD 1.1.1
Originally released at sf.net on 2008-09-20:
- Fixed major bug in desktop notification
- Few Makefile fixes
IPwatchD 1.1
Originally released at sf.net on 2008-08-13:
- Added desktop notification support
- Source code documentation generated with Doxygen
- Fixed SIGTERM handling
- Makefile reformatted (should now build cleanly on RedHat with gcc3)
- Added manual page
IPwatchD 1.0
Originally released at sf.net on 2007-08-05:
- Rewritten in C
- Daemon can handle multiple interfaces
IPwatchD 0.1
Originally released at sf.net on 2006-07-11:
- Written in Perl
- Proof of the concept
- Daemon can handle only one interface