==== Feb 06, 2008 - tcptrack 1.3.0 released ================================

tcptrack 1.3.0 is now released. This adds a new sort option: by total bytes
transferred. Thanks to Zach Bagnall. 

I have not released any SRPMs with this release as I no longer maintain any
RedHat-like systems on which to build RPMs. The spec file, however, is still
included.

==== Dec 20, 2006 - tcptrack 1.2.0 released ================================

tcptrack 1.2.0 is now released. Many apologies for the needless delays in
releasing this. Thanks to Dries Verachtert, Christian Weiss for the gcc 4.1+
compile fixes and Adam Osuchowski for VLAN support.

==== Mar 12, 2005 - tcptrack 1.1.5 released ================================

tcptrack 1.1.5 is now availabe. This release fixes a bug that causes a
floating point exception when handling packets with source or destination
ports of 0.

==== Nov 27, 2004 - NST 1.2.0 released with tcptrack 1.1.4  ================

 A new version of NST, the Network Security Toolkit was released which
 includes an updated version of tcptrack and a simple frontend. NST is a
 bootable live linux CD with many network analysis and security tools. See
 http://www.networksecuritytoolkit.org for details.

==== Nov 07, 2004 - tcptrack now available in FreeBSD Ports ================

tcptrack is now available as a FreeBSD Port
(http://www.freshports.org/net-mgmt/tcptrack). Thanks to Tor Halvard
Furulund.

==== Oct 15, 2004 - 1.1.4 Slackware and Debian packages ====================

Binary packages for tcptrack 1.1.4 for Debian and Slackware are now
available.

Debian:
   unstable/testing: http://packages.debian.org/tcptrack

Slackware:
   9.0:  http://kaneda.bohater.net/slackware/packages/slackware-9.0
   9.1:  http://kaneda.bohater.net/slackware/packages/slackware-9.1
   10.0: http://kaneda.bohater.net/slackware/packages/slackware-10.0

==== Oct 10, 2004 - 1.1.4 released =========================================

tcptrack 1.1.4 is now available. This release fixes a memory leak.

==== Oct 10, 2004 - Announcements list created =============================

The tcptrack-announce mailing list
(http://www.rhythm.cx/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tcptrack-announce) has been
created. This list is open to public membership. Information about new
releases and other announcements will be sent here.

==== Oct 7, 2004 - Late freshmeat announcement =============================

My apologies to those of you just now receiving word of 1.1.3's release via
freshmeat. I didn't get around to updating freshmeat right after 1.1.3 was
released and it later slipped my mind.

==== Sep 7, 2004 - Slackware packages back =================================

 kanedaaa, producer of tcptrack slackware packages, is back online.
 Slackware packages for tcptrack are now available at
 http://kaneda.bohater.net/slackware/packages/.

==== Aug 16, 2004 - 1.1.3 released =========================================

 tcptrack 1.1.3 is now available. This release adds a total for the speed
 column at the bottom of the display and fixes some user interface bugs.
 Thanks to Leo Costela for the patch to add the total feature.

==== Jul 23, 2004 - NST 1.0.5 released with tcptrack 1.1.2 =================

 A new version of NST, the Network Security Toolkit was made available on
 July 11th, 2004. NST is a bootable live linux CD with many network analysis
 and security tools. tcptrack 1.1.2 is contained in NST v1.0.5. See
 http://www.networksecuritytoolkit.org for details.


==== Jun 23, 2004 - French translation of man page available ===============

 A French translation of the tcptrack man page is now available. Thanks to
 Stephane Milani for creating it.


==== Jun 8, 2004 - RPMS for 1.1.2 available ================================

 Binary RPMs for 1.1.2 for Redhat 7.2-9, Fedora Core 1, and SuSE 9.0 are now
 available.


==== Jun 5, 2004 - Debian & Slackware binaries for 1.1.2 available =========

 * i386 binary packages for 1.1.2 are now available for Slackware 9.1  and
   9.0  (thanks to kanedaaa).
 * tcptrack 1.1.2 is available in Debian unstable. 1.1.1 is also available in
   testing (thanks to Leo Costela).


==== Jun 3, 2004 - 1.1.2 released ==========================================

 tcptrack 1.1.2 is now available (source packages). The following changes
 were made from 1.1.1 to 1.1.2:

 * Fixed assertion an assertion failure (in IPv4Packet.cc) bug.
 * tcptrack can now run on interfaces with no IPv4 addresses (ie, stealth
   interfaces).
 * Fixed a few crashes and assertion failures on Mac OSX and FreeBSD caused
   by missing pthread_*_init calls. Thanks to Chuck Schied for the patch.
 * Added a timeout for connections in the CLOSING state. Connections may get
   stuck in that state due to dropped packets, timeouts by the peers, or
   there may be a bug in the TCPConnection state machine code that I haven't
   found yet.
 * ChangeLog is now a regular ChangeLog, not a development log. The contents
   of this file were previously in the NEWS file. NEWS will now contain the
   same stuff that's on the web page. The development log was removed since
   it was out of date (and as far as I know, not used by anyone).


==== May 12, 2004 - 1.1.1 RPMS now available ===============================

 RPMS for 1.1.1 are now available.


==== May 11, 2004 - 1.1.1 Slackware & Debian binaries available ============

 * i386 binary packages for 1.1.1 are now available for Slackware 9.1 and
   9.0 (thanks to kanedaaa).
 * tcptrack 1.1.1 is available in Debian unstable. 1.1.0 is also
   available in testing.


==== May 10, 2004 - 1.1.1 released =========================================

 tcptrack 1.1.1 is now available (source packages). The following changes
 were made from 1.1.0 to 1.1.1:

 * Fixed problem where tcptrack would silently not work on certain ppp
   connections (a.k.a. debian bug #245227)
 * Added support for NULL and RAW pcap interface types. tcptrack should
   now work on all linux PPP, ethernet, tun/tap and local loopback interfaces.
 * tcptrack now compiles properly with gcc 3.4. Thanks to Jim Gifford.
 * Added EXAMPLES section to man page and a few extra notes to man page
   about guessing, pause/sort options.