All releases of config-dhcpd
Release Notes: This release adds support for default and max lease times, as well as NTP servers.
Release Notes: Required options were added for things that are logically or technically required. A window was added when a required option is invalid or when it fails the sanity check (which is a simple regular expression).
Release Notes: 0.8-1 contained an import for a library no longer used with config-dhcpd.
Release Notes: This release adds a feature, fixes some bugs, and rewrites the datastore. Groups can be created and configured. The start of sanity checking and data verification is in place. There was a bug in the 0.7 package that requires you to remove 0.7 before installing 0.8, since merely upgrading 0.7 will not work. The datastore was changed to use JSON instead of configObject. configObject parsing was broken during this process, so your existing configObject fill will be ignored.
Release Notes: consolehelper problems were fixed. The package was built and tested on Fedora 11.
Release Notes: Config-dhcpd will start and stop the service now, as well as write to the live configuration file for known distributions. A bug where config-dhcpd did not save global settings to its internal configuration file was corrected. Currently, only SLES, Fedora, and Ubuntu are known distributions.
Release Notes: configParser is now used to store the backend configuration. This lets the object tree be generic, and it paves the way towards having an actual dhcpd.conf parser.
Release Notes: This release was strictly focused on compatibility with modern Linux distributions.
Release Notes: Multiple interface support now works. You can add a host to any interface you have configured. This release was added to the bravegnuworld.com yum repository for both Fedora Core 1 and Red Hat 9.
Release Notes: The user-interface was rewritten to use Glade rather than GTK directly. Support for the "authoritative" flag was added. Hosts and interfaces can now be deleted as well as added.
