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@(#) $Header: CHANGES,v 1.12 96/09/28 18:24:35 leres Exp $ (LBL)
v1.3.2 Thu Sep 26 18:06:16 PDT 1996
- Rewrite source routing code to eliminate a number of problems on
systems using raw ip options. Also pad options with a noop so gateway
addresses are aligned.
- Don't call inet_ntoa() twice in the same printf(). Thanks to NetBSD
via Bill Fenner (fenner@parc.xerox.com)
- Decode "administratively prohibited filter" icmp code and print
numeric value for unknown codes. Thanks to Bill Fenner.
v1.3.1 Wed Sep 18 21:08:16 PDT 1996
- Some systems (e.g. AIX) need sys/select.h. Thanks to Brett Hogden
(hogden@rge.com)
- Byte swap ip header length under Solaris. (This has no effect on the
sparc but is required on the i386.)
- Made optional packet length control total size of packet.
v1.3 Mon Sep 16 14:55:44 PDT 1996
- Overrun buffer security fixes. Thanks to Bill Fenner
(fenner@parc.xerox.com)
- Wait for response packet relative to start of probe. Thanks to Bill
Fenner.
- Fix bug that prevented changing the packet size. Thanks to Gregory
Decker (gdecker@nate.dcrt.nih.gov)
- Add support for RAW_OPTIONS (e.g. 4.4 BSD systems such as BSD/OS and
FreeBSD) thanks to Jeffrey C Honig (jch@bsdi.com)
- Remove ip header byte swap fix from v1.2; most kernels swap the ip
header length in the kernel (and it causes OSF3 to crash).
- Fix to not exit when the number of probes is set to 1 (i.e. "-q 1")
- Improve autoconf configuration.
v1.2 Tue Oct 17 23:50:05 PDT 1995
- Convert to autoconf and ansify.
- Byte swap ip header length for little endian machines. Fix thanks to
Y Badri (yb@greybox.demon.co.uk).
v1.1 Thu Jun 15 02:32:55 PDT 1995
- Check for too many arguments.
- Recode to make timing of packet's round trip more obvious and to
tighten up code.
- Ifdef IP_OPTIONS code.
- Display time in microseconds.
v1.0 Tue Feb 28 23:50:05 PDT 1989
- Initial public release.
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