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Fingerd NEWS -- history of user-visible changes.
Copyright (C) 1997, 1999, 2019 Greg A. Woods <woods@planix.com>
Please send fingerd bug reports to <bugs@robohack.planix.com> or open an
issue on GitHub.
* User-visible changes new in Fingerd Release 2.0.
- cleaned up the old porting mess that used GNU Autotools.
- just use BSD Make and system CPP definitions!
- assume libwrap (and its <tcpd.h>) are locally available.
* User-visible changes new in Fingerd Release 1.4.
- added a '-c config-dir' option to allow over-riding the compiled in
default directory.
- renamed the configuration files to have the "fingerd." prefix so that
they can be installed in the normal "sysconfdir".
* User-visible changes new in Fingerd Release 1.3.94.
- The '-f' option now *enables* fowarding, making the default match the
long standing recommendations in RFC 1288.
- The manual page has been translated to the 4.4BSD mdoc(7) format and
upated significantly.
- yet better automake/autoconf support.
- more complete options support (esp. for 4.4BSD finger(1) features).
* User-visible changes new in Fingerd Release 1.3.90.
- fixed the handling of user list denial to work properly in all cases
(formerly 'finger -l' would make it think a user name had been
given).
- new '-S' option to force short replies ('finger -s').
- new acl options "forceshort" and "defaultshort" to match '-S' and '-s'
options respectively.
* User-visible changes new in Fingerd Release 1.3.81.
- This release adds more complete automake/autoconf support.
* User-visible changes new in Fingerd Release 1.3.80.
- This is a clean-up release with the primary purpose of introducing
a more stable and automated build system. No new features exist.
The baseline for this code is approximately fingerd-1.3 by Michael S.
Shanzer <shanzer@foobar.com>.
New in this version 1.3:
- added an option to refuse connections from hosts we can
not resolve.
- can bind a program to [user list] in users file.
- do a gethostname() lookup on what gethostbyname() returned
to try and make sure that someone did not put in a bogus
IN-ADDR record.
- user names in the user file are now case-insensitive (kelly@nine.org)
- added nomatch to the config file so certain hosts can do fuzzy
user name matching (kelly@nine.org)
- using latest rfc931 code (wietse@wzv.win.tue.nl)