All releases tagged Beta
Release Notes: This release is the first version with SuSE 10.1 support. It is a very early beta. Don't use it with older SuSE versions; it will probably be unable to update itself.
Release Notes: Curl support has been improved. New support for "proxy-digest" authentication has been added (only possible with curl; auto-fallback).
Release Notes: Support for curl was added. Some HTTPS and business product fixes were done. Downloading the server list now works again. The "directory" files used by you to detect the updates are now used more exactly (and don't use patches not mentioned inside). Enable this by using "--usedir" or UseDir=1 in the configuration file.
Release Notes: A number of bugfixes were made that need testing.
Release Notes: This update fixes problems with the 1st level cache (scripts didn't work after first run). The message about processes accessing deleted files is now no longer printed if fou4s is the only process that has been updated. Packages with "++" in it should also work now (they caused a conflict with an internal structure). Finally, the packages directory is no longer changed if CacheDir is overwritten by an option. You also have to overwrite RpmDir if you want to move everything away from /var/cache/fou4s.
Release Notes: The latest beta contains lots of caching and a new option to select the language that is used for displaying the update descriptions. The rest of the program is still in English; only the language of the description of the update can be selected. Most of the screen output should now also be stretched on larger terminals to fill the whole width.
Release Notes: This beta includes an update description cache for speedup, rsync server support, and a new output format. Also, all files are now writable for members of the "fou4s" group.
Release Notes: This beta branch features complete new checking mechanism (much faster and reliable), a progress bar, automatic update to next beta of fou4s, and better networking abilities. It is also possible to give a list of servers where the first one should take most of the load (e.g. a mirror), while the second contains the newest updates (e.g. ftp.suse.com).
