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Changes in jwhois 3.1.0
* Various bugfixes
* Added keyword "default" to configuration file format
* Various changes to jwhois.conf
Changes in jwhois 3.0.2
* Various bugfixes
Changes in jwhois 3.0
* Command line option to disable content redirection
* Lots of information added to the example configuration file
* IPv6 failover to IPv4
* Option to display redirections instead of hiding them
* Case insensitive hostname matching
* Introduced new host-specific configuration
* Limited support for rwhois
* Support for sending queries through a web interface via external browser
* Ability to rewrite queries before sending to whois server
* Support for whois-servers.net
Changes in jwhois 2.4
* Made it possible to use queries of the type foo@HOST
* Lots of information added to the example configuration file
Changes in jwhois 2.3.1
* Fixed a nasty bug that sometimes caused two extra bytes of output
to be appended
* Fixed the sample jwhois.conf
* Added distribution of debian/ and macros/
Changes in jwhois 2.3
* Support for redirection of a query to another server based on
returned content from another
* Support for cache functionality
* Bugfixes for little-endian machines
* Configuration parser rewritten -- you must now use \\ to get a
single \.
* ${datadir} no longer searched for global configuration file
* i18n support added
* Must enclose struct foo in "
Changes in jwhois 2.2
* Support for specifying CIDR blocks in the configuration file.
* More advanced features added to the configuration file.
* Port number separated from host names and IP numbers with space
instead of colon in configuration file.
* Support for IPv6 hosts
Changes in jwhois 2.1
* Default configuration file location changed from DATADIR to SYSCONFDIR
(normally /usr/local/etc/ or /etc/). jwhois will still search in DATADIR
if it can't find a configuration file for backwards compatibility.
* Added more information to the texinfo manual about RIPE extensions to
the WHOIS protocol.
* Added RIPE/APNIC and ARIN handles to the example configuration file.
* Added support for specifying port numbers, both on command line and
in configuration file.
Changes in jwhois 2.0
* jwhois-server is dropped from the packag
* jwhois is now written in C code.
* configuration file format has changed.
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