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  •  28 Feb 2012 22:40

    Release Notes: This release fixes a null pointer dereference introduced in version 2.10.

    •  26 Feb 2012 19:22

      Release Notes: This release adds much improved and portable interface autodetection. It replaces gettimeofday() with clock_gettime() where available. It has been changed back from poll() to select() to work around a bug in Mac OS X.

      •  01 Apr 2010 22:22

      Release Notes: This release adds a -D option that show dots and exclamation marks. Old Arping 1.x code has been removed. The autoconf build system is used. The Solaris timing system has been fixed. Solaris auto-find outgoing interface has been added. This release will beep when there is no reply.

      •  14 Aug 2008 17:29

      Release Notes: A regression has been fixed to allow compilation on BSD. There are no changes for non-BSD platforms.

      •  08 Aug 2008 20:30

      Release Notes: This release adds support for interface autodetection on BSD, and fixes a bug in interface autodetection on Linux.

      •  13 Sep 2007 11:36

      Release Notes: Timing-related fixes on BSD. More verbose help output on Windows.

      •  28 Jan 2005 10:39

      Release Notes: Quiet mode is now actually quiet.

      •  29 Aug 2004 13:35

      Release Notes: A command line parsing bug has been squashed. A -u switch showing the total number of MAC pings sent has been added. A libnet-not-inited bug has been fixed. It should now compile on Windows.

      •  02 Feb 2004 01:55

      Release Notes: This release fixes some bugs related to the interface-finding code.

      •  14 Nov 2003 08:50

      Release Notes: A segfault in libnet with invalid input has been avoided. Running with no parameters as non-root now shows usage info, not an error message.

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