Changeset 978bd31 in nscp for changelog


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Timestamp:
11/28/07 20:33:21 (5 years ago)
Author:
Michael Medin <michael@…>
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master, 0.4.0, 0.4.1, 0.4.2, stable
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013a71f
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3f569d3
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2007-11-28 MickeM

  • Fixed some UNICODE issues with process-listings + Added an error message if the "detected" process enumeration method is not available. + Fixed some more unicode issues Password encrypt/decrypt: #107
  • Fixed unicode issues with "external programs" #109
  • Fixed so default string for check_nt:s FILEAGE command is "delta" is 5 minutes ago (and not absolute ie. 1970...), Issue #39 + added support for <date strings> to check_nt:s FILEAGE command, Issue #39

append: .<date string> if you want to use a "custom date" like so: ... -v FILEAGE -l c:
windows,Date: %Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S" -w 5 -c 6 ...
Only the above listed %<char> works, and default to 0 so might not be to pretty but works...

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    r3f569d3 r978bd31  
    55 * Add module for relaying events 
    66 * Add API for rehashing the daemon (or implement it the API is there but does nothing) 
     7 
     82007-11-28 MickeM 
     9 * Fixed some UNICODE issues with process-listings 
     10 + Added an error message if the "detected" process enumeration method is not available. 
     11 + Fixed some more unicode issues Password encrypt/decrypt: #107 
     12 * Fixed unicode issues with "external programs" #109 
     13 * Fixed so default string for check_nt:s FILEAGE command is "delta" is 5 minutes ago (and not absolute ie. 1970...), Issue #39 
     14 + added support for  <date strings> to check_nt:s FILEAGE command, Issue #39 
     15    append: .<date string> if you want to use a "custom date" like so: ... -v FILEAGE -l c:\\windows,Date: %Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S" -w 5 -c 6 ... 
     16    Only the above listed %<char> works, and default to 0 so might not be to pretty but works... 
    717 
    8182007-11-26 MickeM 
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