Version 3.2 of Tanal
Release Notes: The database interface has been completely rewritten to use libodbc++ and support ODBC. PostgreSQL and MySQL have been tested and the new schema is provided (as well as example odbc.ini files). Work is ongoing to support native PostgreSQL again with a configure argument. The project host has been moved to SourceForge and a subversion repository has been started.
Other releases
Release Notes: The MySQL interface was updated to reliablly hold and reconnect to the MySQL session when it goes away. All data is buffered until MySQL comes back up. You can even reinstall MySQL and it will reconnect.
Release Notes: The configuration system has been updated to support PostgreSQL again, and the SQL write code has been updated to support the new schema.
Release Notes: The database interface has been completely rewritten to use libodbc++ and support ODBC. PostgreSQL and MySQL have been tested and the new schema is provided (as well as example odbc.ini files). Work is ongoing to support native PostgreSQL again with a configure argument. The project host has been moved to SourceForge and a subversion repository has been started.
Release Notes: The new version now supports a secondary filter specification (-s "pcap filter spec"). All traffic that matches this filter will be stored in the database in a binary field associated with the flow item. The code was changed to use the normal IP headers in the /usr/include/ directory instead of the dodgy pcap header that was used in the past. A new database schema is included.
Release Notes: The configure scripts were updated to support compilation on Debian and with earlier PostgreSQL installations.
