Radmind News

The University of Michigan's Research Systems Unix Group is happy to
announce the 1.8.0 release of the Radmind tools, now available for
download from the Radmind SourceForge site.

This source release can be found at:

http://prdownloads.sf.net/radmind/radmind-1.8.0.tar.gz?download
[SHA1:2d775ee01ac47ad47f6129b6282bb533600c7df7]

An universal Mac OS package can be found at:

http://prdownloads.sf.net/radmind/RadmindTools-1.8.0.pkg.tar.gz?
download
[SHA1:da65bf13571a1a70fee358daf0125da16a641d8e]

Please file all bug reports with the bug tracker:

https://sf.net/tracker/?group_id=141444&atid=749492

Major changes from 1.7.2:
- Added reporting capabilities
Clients will automatically report to the serve the success or
failures
of ktcheck and lapply. Also added a new tool "repo" that will log
custom messages to the radmind server.

Other Changes:
- Fixed bug in daemon that caused "success" or "no error" to be
logged
instead of actual error message. [BUG #1660749]
Thanks to Gabrielle Singleton for reporting the problem.

- ra.sh uses more portable find options. [ Bug #1385630 ]
Thanks Sean Sweda for the patch.
- fsdiff displays the command file name when reporting command
file line errors. [ Feature #1592739 ]
- Makefile.in using POSIX sub-make methodology [ Bug #1641044 ]
- Fixed build problem for Suse 10. [ Bug #1677170 ]
Thanks cdr3 for reporting the problem.
- ktcheck exits on all non 2xx server responses to avoid all
cascading error messages
- Added optional path to ra.sh for update & create
- Including configure.ac in source distribution
- ra.sh auto now does pre/post apply.
Thanks Sean Sweda for the patch.
- Updated copyright information
- Cleaned up formatting of STAT SPEC
- Cleaned up server's debug information