$Id: CHANGES 1 2005-11-22 20:32:00Z ggw $ Brief notes on major changes from one release to another (new in 1.4) Feature/Bug-fix request history also included (new in 1.4) --- 1.3 -> 1.4 Added LICENSE and CHANGES. Got rid of TODO stuck in here below. Checked des/md5 work. Seems to work but needs more production testing. --- 1.4 -> 1.5 Changed install for nph-radtest.cgi --- 1.5 --> 1.51 Cleaned up compiler warnings when using libmysqlclient.c/mysql.h for mySQL 4.0 Short: only use (char *) where the char referenced "might" be changed, else use (const char *). Long: All tUser(char *cMsg) style table functions should be tUser(const char *cMsg). And ForeignKey should return const char* as well. Any functions with ForeignKey as arg, should be changed as well. In general most char * should be cleaned up to reflect that they really are const char*. Like new libmysqlclient.a uses for mysql_error(MYSQL *mysql); FreeBSD makefile and mysqlrad.h supported and explained. See makefile. makefile mail feedback (please remove after first make.) Optional UpdateInfo debug feedback. See local.h --- 1.51 --> 1.6 Did i3 only for tConfiguration so far. --- 1.6 --> 1.7 Added local.h RELEASE info and mysql_real_connect extended settings. Modified main.c and mainfunc.h to use the above. Cleaned out unneeded top table links. Added command line UpdateSchema. --- 1.7 --> 1.71 Fixed Ext jobs for slaved mysqlRadius servers. Added support for uISPClient -ISP global customer id- tClient creation. Started homogenization of ext job queue processing by looking at mysqlApache. --- Feature/Bug-fix request history #i1 ExtConnectDb() parameters should be configurable by GetConfiguration(). 20031003 This is only partially doable since tConfiguration is also in the mySQL db! #i2 raddb/realms file configurable by mysqlRadius. 20031010 #i3 Let other uPerm==12 users modify Root (uClient==1) owned records. #i4 Messy slow, complicated make users file query. Simplfly for most users needs? They usually don't need per user templates etc... Only an issue for 10k+ users.