All releases of Another File Integrity Checker


Release Notes: SHA-256 and SHA-512 checksum algorithms were added to replace SHA-1 for better security. Output of SHA-* checksums are now compatible with the output of the sha1sum, sha256sum, and sha512sum commands.


Release Notes: RPM packages have compatibility with the old RPM digest format. A new option (--csv) is added to allow export of the database in CSV format. A new macro (MAILAUTH), permits mail authentication on Windows. A new directive (allow_relativepath) is added that makes internal controls use relative path instead absolute path. A new syntax for file/directories and use of the AFICK_CHROOT environment variable allow 'chrooted directories': this will be used via check from CD-ROM.


Release Notes: This release fixes a lot of little problems on Windows operating systems. A delete button has been added in afick_set_planning.pl. Environment variables in the configuration file are now expanded on-the-fly at the beginning of a run. The program's documentation has been updated.


Release Notes: Arguments for the --list option should now be separated by a comma instead a space character. Search for the default config file is now the same for Unix and Linux: /etc/afick.conf and then afick.conf. The version is now shared between afick and afick-tk. Arguments for --list can also be given in several calls.


Release Notes: Some bugs were fixed in checksum computing.


Release Notes: Afick will now work on Windows Vista/Seven with uac. Afick_cron now uses boune syntax instead of bash syntax. A bug has been fixed for activeperl 5.10.1.1007. Remaining environment variables in the configuration file are detected/replaced by the check_config and clean_config options.


Release Notes: The checksum output is now compatible with md5sum/sha1sum commands. A bug was fixed on negative rules. The quiet option was added. The graphical interface now accepts database, history, and archive command line options.


Release Notes: A new configuration directive (only_suffix) was added to improve the scan's speed on operating systems like Windows. A new analysis command (test_ext) was added to display statistics on suffix extensions. The code can now detect if a file's modification date is in the future.


Release Notes: The code now works with perl 5.10. On Windows, afick_planning now sends a report instead of a summary and uses the "LINES" macro. On Unix, a new MOUNT macro allows you to use a remote database in afick_cron. Udev files were removed from scan. The tar.gz installer was recoded to display better diagnostics.


Release Notes: On Windows, the batch task (afick_planning) can now send the report by mail, if the MAILTO and MAILHOST macros are configured in the configuration file.