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2006-01-15 Theodore Ts'o <tytso@mit.edu>
* Release of pwgen 2.05
* pwgen.1: Fix spelling mistakes in the man page (Addresses Debian
Bug: #323538)
* pwgen.c (main): Fix bug which would cause pwgen to loop forever
if the password length specified is 1.
2005-06-15 Theodore Ts'o <tytso@mit.edu>
* pw_phonemes.c (pw_phonemes): Allow one or more capital letters
and one or more digits in the generated passwords.
(Addresses Debian Bug: #182595)
2005-06-14 Theodore Ts'o <tytso@mit.edu>
* pwgen.1: Explain that human-memorable passwords are vulnerable
to off-line brute force attacks. (Addresses Debian Bug:
#276976)
* pwgen.c, pwgen.h, pw_rand.c, pwgen.1: Make -A and -0 aliases to
--no-capitalize and --no-numerals, and make those options
work when --secure is specified.
* pwgen.c, pwgen.h, pw_rand.c, pw_phonemes.c, pwgen.c: Add support
for the --symbols/-y option, which adds special characters
to the generated password. (Addresses Debian Bug: #154561)
* pwgen.c: Add -H, --sha1 option, to allow computing reproducible
passwords, given a known file, and a known seed.
(ie: pwgen -H ~/my_favourite.mp3#olivier@guerrier.com gives me
a list of possibles passwords for my pop3 account, and I can
ask this list again and again). Feature suggested and
implemented by Olivier Guerrier <olivier@guerrier.com>.
2005-06-13 Theodore Ts'o <tytso@mit.edu>
* Fix obvious spelling typo in pwgen.1. (Addresses Debian Bug
#311461)
2003-01-15 Theodore Ts'o <tytso@mit.edu>
* Release of pwgen 2.03
* randnum.c: Fix #ifdef to use HAVE_DRAND48 instead of just
RAND48. This caused random() to be called without first
initializing the right random number generator. This
apparently caused pwgen to core dump under AIX, which
seems surprising.
* pw_rand.c (pw_rand): Use a list of acceptable characters instead
of a list of unacceptable characters. This is slightly
faster, and the code is cleaner and easier to understand.
* randnum.c (get_random_fd): Use random() instead of rand() since
we initialize the random number generator using srandom() if
/dev/urandom and drand48() are not present.
* Makefile.in (pwgen): Use LDFLAGS when linking pwgen.
* pw_phonemes.c (pw_phonemes): Fix bug in how we call
pw_random_number() so that we generate passwords that
start with vowels, and insert numbers from 0-9, not just
0-8. (Oops!) Addresses Debian bug #176688.
2002-07-16 Theodore Ts'o <tytso@mit.edu>
* Makefile.in (install): Create the directory using $mandir, and
not $(prefix)/man.
* pw_phonemes.c: Add missing #include of string.h
2002-07-15 Theodore Ts'o <tytso@mit.edu>
* Release of pwgen 2.02
* pwgen.c (main): If the number of characters is less than 5,
force the use of the fully random generator, since the
quality of phonetic generator is really bad if the lengths
are small --- and if the length is less than or equal to
2, pwgen will loop forever. (Addresses Debian bug #117137)
* pw_rand.c: Add most punctuation characters to the "bad
characters list", so that the random passwords are much
more usable.
* pwgen.1: Fix e-mail address in man page. (Addresses Debian bug
#150579)
* Makefile.in (WALL_OPTS): Add gcc options to do lots of nit-picky
checking.
* pwgen.c, pw_phonemes.c, pw_rand.c, pwgen.c, pwgen.h, randnum.c:
Add const declarations and other code cleanups for
avoidining -Wall warnings.
* pwgen.c, pw_rand.c: #include the appropriate header files to
avoid -Wall warnings. (Addresses Debian bug #126774).
* pwgen.c (main): Fix floating point exception errors if the
password is longer than terminal width. Addresses Debian
bug #113571.
* pwgen.c (main): Return an exit value of 0 when pwgen on
success. (Addresses Debian bugs #118181 and #102063).
2001-06-19 Theodore Tso <tytso@valinux.com>
* Release of pwgen 2.01
* pwgen.c (usage): Add help/usage message
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