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This file describes changes in recent versions of mrsh. It
primarily documents those changes that are of interest to users
and admins.
Changes in mrsh-2.8:
====================
* Update to support systemd.
Changes in mrsh-2.7:
====================
* Add forkpty fix for new /bin/login. See Redhat bugzilla 947213 for
details.
Changes in mrsh-2.6:
====================
* Add -M option to mrsh, mrcp, mrlogin, mrshd, mrlogind.
* Add -P option to mrsh, mrcp, mrlogin.
Changes in mrsh-2.4:
====================
* Added pam_env module support.
Changes in mrsh-2.3:
====================
* Added localhost support.
* Increased protocol version to 2.1
Changes in mrsh-2.2:
====================
* Added largefile support.
Changes in mrsh-2.1:
====================
* Added workaround to mrlogind to stop "application bug" messages
from appearing on the console (gnats mrsh/421).
Changes in mrsh-2.0:
====================
* Mrsh package reorganized. The mrshd and rsh-mrsh-compat
packages have been renamed to mrsh-server and mrsh-rsh-compat
respectively. They are now both subpackages of mrsh.
* Fixed memory leak in mrcp that can cause a crash when recursively
copying deeply nested directories.
* Fixed bug hanging mrsh clients bug.
* Fixed pam conversation bug in mrshd that caused mrsh client to fail.
* Added more useful messages to mrsh/mrlogin for when connections are
reset from the remote host.
* Added the -V option to mrcp, mrsh, mrlogin, in.mrshd, and
in.mrlogind.
* Fixed ia64 portability bug that prohibited logins from succeeding.
* Fixed munge authentication check bug when remote host was unable
to resolve the current hostname.
* Output more useful information to user or syslog about errors.
* Increased protocol version to 2.0.
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