Version 0.5.1 *) Fixed compiling problems on Solaris. Version 0.5.0 *) Added support for installing only specific directories, eg: /usr/local/bin and /usr/local/man. Via the -nignore command line option you can specifiy some rules, these rules are configurable via a configuration file. *) -file option added, for reading an extra config file. *) bugfixes *) use the release version of Format by default Version 0.4.8 *) format lib update and support for using the release version *) improved configure script *) bugfixes Version 0.4.7 *) Coming closer to standards and manuals, this should avoid extra patches on Free-BSD *) Fixed typos and improved configure script *) Don't die when TERM is not set. Version 0.4.6 *) Added copying support for files and directories instead of linking it. This makes sence for files like the 'dir' file of the info directory, or configuration files in the /etc directory Version 0.4.5 *) applied some pathes by Jos Backus, for fixing compiling problems on Solaris. Version 0.4.4 *) [protect-dirs] configuration options added This alows restricting the access within a legal target tree. This is usefule if stow dir is '/stow' and the target dir '/', but all packages should be installed in '/usr/local' *) fixed some bugs Version 0.4.3 *) fixed 'xstow -dl' crash bug *) fixed working dir bug *) improved compatibility with stow, by using the same package detection technic, even if I think this is a bug, not a feature *) create static versions of xstow: xstow-static and xstow-stow Version 0.4.2 *) Applied stderr Patch. Errors in the option parsing system will be printed out to stderr now. *) Fixed installation bug Version 0.4.1 *) made most config file settings available via command line options. *) made shell pattern matching as regular expression support optional *) improved help screen Version 0.4.0 *) Regular Expressions support *) fixed compiling problems with gcc 2.95.x *) compile without debugging support by default Version 0.3.0 *) Ignore matches support. Files like *~ core or CVS can be ignored. *) Make other stow dirs public by using the -stow-dirs option or writing it into the config file *) automated traverse link dectection support you can configure that absolute links will be automatically detected as traversable links. *) a force mode Version 0.2.0 *) Traversable link support was added. This allows setting a link from /usr/share/man to /usr/man. It can be configured via the xstow.ini file. See xstow(1) and xstow.ini(5) for details.