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  •  16 Jul 2003 12:40

Release Notes: This release corrects some compilation tweaks with recent gcc versions, improves the configuration file parser, and adds new options for following links selectively.

  •  14 Apr 2002 17:02

Release Notes: This release compiles on Solaris, cookie management has been added, images can be fetched with pages, and many rewrites have been done for efficiency and portability.

  •  10 Mar 2002 05:31

Release Notes: With this release, it is possible again to crawl through a proxy, all configurations should compile (Linux and BSD), images can now be downloaded with pages, and the robots.txt parser has been enhanced.

  •  12 Jan 2002 17:02

Release Notes: Many efficiency updates were made to the sequencer, to buffer recycling, and to DNS management. A new output module for statistics has been added.

  •  12 Dec 2001 12:42

Release Notes: Output and buffer interfaces have been simplified. A dynamic buffer option has been added. The web server has been reworked.

  •  22 Nov 2001 09:03

Release Notes: New features include FreeBSD compatibility, bandwidth management, the ability to save very big files without using more memory, and fancy histograms for statistics.

  •  02 Oct 2001 13:06

Release Notes: Ability to save files and keep the directory structure of sites, and some bugfixes.

  •  13 Sep 2001 13:19

Release Notes: A footprint filter, which prevents similar pages from being fetched twice, was added.

  •  23 Jul 2001 12:02

Release Notes: poll() is now used instead of select() for allowing more simultaneous connections. Fetched pages can now be saved on disk.

  •  19 Jun 2001 12:46

Release Notes: More configuration options (mainly to avoid threads or disk overhead when not needed).

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