All releases of Petal
Release Notes: This release sports several improvements to the build system, making it more portable across different operating systems. For example, the plugins should now build under any libtool-supported OS.
Release Notes: Extended attributes (regular expressions, globs, and literals) have been implemented for the PostgreSQL plugin.
Release Notes: This release adds support for extended attributes -- regular expressions, shell-style globs (wildcards), and literals -- to provide very fine-grained control over recursive targets.
Release Notes: This latest release fixes a problem in how plugins (shared libraries) were loaded. The bug could not be exploited as long as Petal was being used according to the best practices outlined in the FAQ. Petal is now available as an RPM for the convenience of those running RPM-based Linux distributions.
Release Notes: This release supports PostgreSQL databases as data stores, which is achieved through the use of a new plugin-based architecture.
Release Notes: This is a cleanup and bugfix release of the 0.60.0alpha code, which in turn featured a completely-rewritten backend. The new code should be safer, more efficient, and more easily extended than that of previous Petal releases.
Release Notes: The suid/sgid execution check has been fixed, and there is miscellaneous code cleanup.
No changes have been submitted for this release.
