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0.1.5:
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Full support for session multiplexing with automatic setup of master connection.
Check the updated configuration template (PREFIX/etc/pywrat.conf.template) for details about the new check_multiplex directive.
Changed some of the configuration options for consistency.

0.1.4:
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Initial support for session multiplexing available in OpenSSH-3.9

0.1.3:
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This version added fsh (http://www.lysator.liu.se/fsh/) support. Since fsh only
allows a minimal set of command line options it was necessary to change a few
internals in pywrat. Previously 'quiet' and 'recursive copy' options were
implicitly passed to ssh, scp and rsync by the pywrat commands. Those options are
not compatible with fsh, so they have now been removed. If You're not using 
fsh/fcp and You wan't these options included You can add them on the pywrat 
command line or in the configuration file. The updated configuration 
template included with this version illustrates how the latter can be done.
Please note that since fsh unfortunately only allows very few options, apart 
from 'user', all options to the underlying ssh/scp *must* be passed implicitly 
for fsh/fcp to work with pywrat. Therefore the ssh/scp_key and ssh/scp_opts 
configuration settings may have to be unset or reduced in the pywrat 
configuration for fsh/fcp to work. The options that are normally passed in this 
way can instead be passed using ~/.ssh/config as documented in ssh(1) and 
ssh_config(5).
Please note that you need to have fsh installed on both the local and the remote
host for it to work.


0.1.1:
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This release adds full command line configuration. Unfortunately the changes
required for that partially breaks compatibility with the previous version.
The optional configuration file is no longer hardlinked as the first argument:
pywrat_command [CONF_FILE] COMMAND_ARG ...
Instead all pywrat commands now takes one or more options:
pywrat_command [OPTIONS] COMMAND_ARG ...
where OPTIONS may include:
-h, --help
-c, --conf=CONF_FILE
-d, --debug_level=DEBUG_LEVEL
-l, --debug_log=DEBUG_LOG
-e, --execution_host=EXECUTION_HOST
-s, --storage_host=STORAGE_HOST
... and many more.  
Please execute the particular pywrat commands with the -h or --help option for 
further options.

In effect old style commands on the form:
pywrat_execute /etc/pywrat.conf hostname
requires addition of a '-c' to work with the new format:
pywrat_execute -c /etc/pywrat.conf hostname


0.0.4:
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pywrat now supports rsync for file synchronization as an alternative to copying 
entire file content using (r|s)cp.

Please refer to ChangeLog for detailed description of changes between versions.
