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Major changes in release 3.2.1: * Provide a pkg-config file for hesiod. * Rewrite hesservbyname and license with 2-clause BSD. * Relicense MIT material with 2-clause BSD. Major changes in release 3.2.0: * Entirely rewrite the buildsystem to use automake. * Incorporate 3 patches from Fedora, fixing issues when libhesiod was used from setuid programs, the response from the DNS server was longer than 1024 bytes, and in which string lengths were ignored while doing a case-insensitive comparison. * Ship with Debian packaging. Major changes in release 3.1.1: * If available, libhesiod will use libidn to internationalize a domain name before returning it from hesiod_to_bind() * LDFLAGS as set by autoconf aren't ignored when building hestest or libhesiod Major changes in release 3.1.0: * hesinfo has been moved into a separate source tree. * The build system now installs a shared library by default. * A new function, hesiod_free_string, ensures that strings can be freed at the same library level as they are allocated. (Important in some runtime environments.) * A new function, hesiod_parse_result, can be used in combination with hesiod_to_bind to allow Hesiod resolutions to be done using an alternate resolver. * Support for class HS is removed; Hesiod resolution is always done in class IN now. Major changes in release 3.0.2: * Better observance of Autoconf environment variable conventions (you can set CPPFLAGS, CFLAGS, LDFLAGS, and LIBS). CDEBUGFLAGS is gone; CFLAGS specifies debugging and optimization flags only. * Bugs fixed: "make clean" missed config.h, hesiod_to_bind() would core dump on names with right hand sides, hesiod_to_bind() didn't length-check its arguments. Major changes in release 3.0.1: * hes_init() function added to backward compatibility interfaces. * You can use "#ifdef HESIOD_INTERFACES" in an application to test if the new interfaces are available. Major changes in release 3.0.0: * This NEWS file added. * Wire protocol change: Hesiod data on the name servers should now be in class C_IN, not C_HS. Data in class C_HS will still work for now, but this backward compatibility hack may not stick around forever. (You can specify which classes to look at in your hesiod.conf file.) * Interface change: the preferred interfaces are now named hesiod_*() and take a context argument. They also return allocated memory which must be freed by the caller. The *_r() interfaces are gone, and the hes_*() interfaces are deprecated. * Hesiod no longer looks for /etc/hesiod.conf (unless sysconfdir is /etc). It does, however, allow the environment variable HESIOD_CONFIG to specify where the configuration file lives. * hesiod.conf is no longer case-sensitive. * Hesiod compiles on systems which don't define C_HS or T_TXT. * Bugs fixed: "hesinfo -b" works, better length-checking on response packets, string termination error in configuration file reading, README left out periods in sample rhs and lhs values, "make check" didn't set fixed hesiod configuration, manual pages weren't installed. Major changes in release 2.0.0: * The hesiod.3 man page now documents all exported functions. * Reentrant interfaces were added to the API. See the man page for details. * hes_strerror() was added to the API. * Function prototypes were added to <hesiod.h>. Hesiod now assumes a compiler which can handle most ANSI constructs. * Bugs fixed: memory leaks in hes_getpwnam(), hes_getmailhost, hes_getservbyname(); bounds checking added in res_scan(). * Hesiod builds with Autoconf instead of imake now. * An automated test driver is included. * The maximum Hesiod response length is no longer coupled to the DNS datagram transport size limit.
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