[ANNOUNCE] Keepalived 1.1.3

Hi all,

Just this mail to inform that I have just published the new code.

The ChangeLog for this new release is :

2003-09-29  Alexandre Cassen  <[email protected]>
        * keepalived-1.1.3 released.
        * Stephan von Krawczynski, <[email protected]> extended ip
          address framework to support broadcast address selection.
        * Extended the scheduling framework to support plain 'long'
          timer. Visited the layer4 framework to support this new
          scheduling scheme. Reviewed the checkers and VRRP framework
          to support long timer.
        * VRRP : Removed the timer micro adjust call. Its use is
          obsolete with the new scheduling 'long' timer support.
        * Jacob Rief, <[email protected]> and I added support
          log level selection for main daemon. A new command line
          argument has been created :
          --log-facility  -S  0-7 Set syslog facility to
                              LOG_LOCAL[0-7]. (default=LOG_DAEMON)
        * Extended the HTTP checker to support non blocking read
          while processing stream. NONBLOCK flags is set before
          read operation to catch EAGAIN error.
        * VRRP : Diego Rivera, <[email protected]> and I fixed a
          notify issue while building notify exec string.
        * VRRP : Diego Rivera, <[email protected]> and I extended
          FSM to support BACKUP state notifiers and smtp_alert call
          during VRRP initialization.
        * Jan Vanhercke, <[email protected]> and I extended
          scheduling timer computation to support micro-sec second
          overlap. Extended the whole scheduling framework to support
          this scheduling scheme while computing thread timers.
        * Fixed scheduling framework to support child thread timers
          while computing global scheduling timer.

Any comments are welcome.

Best regards,
Alexandre


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