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New in 6.6.4:
* Added --pid to 'lastcomm'.
New in 6.6.3:
* Fixed manuals.
New in 6.6.2:
* Link with -lm.
* Fix texi.
* The rest of fixes from 6.5.5 to 6.6.1.
New in 6.5.4:
* Fix for BSDen.
New in 6.5.3:
* Merged patches from Debian and Red Hat.
New in 6.5.1:
* GNUlib for compatibility, audited code... Reworked.
New in 6.5:
* Patches from Debian.
* Actually released to the public.
* Huge code-refactoring.
New in 6.4:
* Linux multiformat support: Starting from release 2.6.8, the Linux
kernel writes either the totally new v3 format or v1 or v2 formats
that are enhanced relative to the v0 format of earlier kernels.
GNU acct now understands v0, v2, and v3 formats (v1, written on
the m68k architecture, is not supported) and uses the information
from the additional fields in v2 format. Particularely, 32 bit
user and group IDs are supported.
* Added `--format', `--byteswap', and `--ahz' options to dump-acct.
Together with the existing `--raw' switch and Linux multiformat
support this results in a handy format converter.
* The acct.h header file is now expected to be at <sys/acct.h>,
the older <linux/acct.h> is ignored. As this file is not used
at all when Linux multiformat is enabled (which is the default),
no one should notice this change anyways.
* A bug with the ctime() function on 64 bit platforms was fixed.
* Some small code cleanups were performed, GNU acct should now compile
without warnings on ANSI C compilers.
* The build system was updated to recent versions of the tools used.
New in 6.3.5:
* Reverted below change to acct.h header search.
New in 6.3.4:
* When trying to find the acct.h header file, look in the linux
directory before the sys directory, since the former is probably
newer than the latter.
* Documentation fixes for sa.
New in 6.3.3:
* For those systems which have wide utmp fields, last now tries to
fit its output into 80 columns by using "reasonable" default
fields lengths for those members. The `-w' and `--wide' flags
have been added to allow you to view the fields with their "full
precision," as it were.
* Fix elapsed time calculation in sa.
* Added an `--ahz' flag to lastcomm and sa to make it easier for
those folks who are trying to analyze logs generated on other
systems with the same byte order and file format but a different
value for AHZ.
* Fixed the `--strict-match' flag in lastcomm. The following now
works as expected:
lastcomm --strict-match noel cat ttyp7
New in 6.3.2:
* Small memory allocation problem fixed in sa.
* Released to the general public.
New in 6.3.1:
* A `NEWS' file (and others) so that we conform to the GNU
requirements for packaging.
* We use `automake' to build the package, so things like ansi2knr
should be called automatically for those of you that don't have
ANSI C compilers. It also helps write the install targets, etc.
Very cool. I was surprised how easy it was to integrate into this
package. Hats off to David J. MacKenzie and Tom Tromey!
New in 6.3:
* Hey! We're on prep.ai.mit.edu!
* Renamed long option `--year' to `--print-year' in both the ac and
last programs.
* Added a `--print-seconds' (or `-s') flag to last, for those who
really want the nitty-gritty.
* Added a `--sort-real-time' option to sa for those who want to sort
the output by "real" (elapsed) time.
* Fixed a buffer overrun error in sa which was preventing it from
sorting the username list correctly.
Ancient history:
* Check the file `ChangeLog' in the source directory.
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