changelog

wdiag-0.10.gz ( Diagnostic source )

0.0:
	initial release. Included westell.c source code.

0.1:
	patch release, fixed compilation on FreeBSD and
	added the wstart program to initial the multicast
	stream.

0.2:
	This released added polling timeout for the westell
	program (3 seconds) and added the -b switch to
	the wstart program to specify the broadcast address.
	Also, command line arguments switched to getopt mode.

0.3:
	This release added the wstop program which is very
	similar to wstop, except it sends the packet(s) to
	stop the modem's multicast stream, and leaves the
	multicast group it previous subscribed to with wstart.
	Also cleaned the code up quite a bit and merged
	some of wstart and wstop into "wctl", a shared set
	of code for both.

0.4:
	This release was mainly for code cleanup and to improve
	the error message from the application. It now uses
	perror() so that the OS errors (errno) are seen which
	provides additional debugging information if something
	goes wrong.

0.5:
	Additional code cleanup.

0.6: Added -d option to print decimal values for
	SNR, Attenuation, and Power dB levels. Fixed some compiler
	warnings for gcc 4.0 for argument signedness. Added
	-pedantic to CFLAGS to catch any other minor compiler
	warnings/errors in the future. The goal is for
	warning/error free code.  

0.7: Added support for configuration file. Edit
	config.c if you want to change the default locations the
	program looks in (/etc/wdiag.conf and /usr/local/etc/wdiag.conf).
	Example conf file is now included in the examples directory.

0.8: No changes to the source code. Updating to indicate explicitly
	that this software is released under the GPLv2.

0.9: Updated the Makefile for install target, in preparation to submit
	to FreeBSD's ports tree.

0.10: Bug fixes for configuration file parsing. Fixed the clean target
	in the Makefile, which was not cleaning conf.o. Added support for
	the Westell 7400 model. Also added a -l option to the westell
	program which allows listening for the multicast stream on a
	particular IP address.