dar release 2.5.5 is available

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Hi,

source package and windows binary for release 2.5.5 are available at:

   https://sourceforge.net/projects/dar/files/dar/2.5.5/

As an alternative to Sourceforge you can fetch source and windows
binary packages from the _low bandwidth_ ftp server:

   ftp://ftp.dm3c.org/

Package signatures are available at:

   http://dar.linux.free.fr/sign/v2.5.5

Author's keys are available on public key servers and on dar website:

   http://dar.linux.free.fr/doc/authentification.html

Release 2.5.5 brings several bug fixes and reduces libdar memory
footprint as detailed in the extract of the Changelog below.

Thanks to Georg Sauthoff for feedback

Cheers,
Denis Corbin

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- - fixed message displayed when reading old archives
- - fixed bug that avoided dar-2.5.x code to read old archive format when
  special allocation was set (by defaut) at compilation time
- - disabling special-alloc by default reducing memory footprint
- - fixed error in FAQ about the way ctime/atime/mtime are modified during
  normal operating system life.
- - new implementation of class datetime with better memory footprint
- - avoding storing sub-microsecond part of date to preserve limitint
  ability to store large dates
- - moving field cat_inode::last_cha from pointer-to-field to plain field
  of the class, this slightly reduce catalogue memory footprint.
- - fixing bug in the returned exit status when dar failed executing DUC
  command due to system error (now returning the expected code 6 in that
  case too)



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