4 - added support for using libnss instead of beecrypt for
5 vhashify's hash calculation. libnss has bad SHA1 performance on
6 i386, but is a) maintained and b) gives better performance with
7 all other hashes and on x86_64.
9 - added tunctl, a small program to setup tun/tap interfaces, with
10 support in the configuration.
12 - vattribute and nattribute now support a --get operation, which
13 parses the flags and capabilities into a human-readable form.
15 - vspace supports all the spaces currently available.
17 - vmemctrl controls the OOM bias of context.
19 - dynamic contexts are unbroken.
21 - hopefully all rpm-fake races have been fixed.
23 - flock has been replaced by lockf, which works on NFS.
25 - the clone build method now supports exclude lists.
27 - vmount handles mounting into a guest.
29 - various fixes for the Gentoo-scripts, thanks to Benedikt Böhm.
31 - support for yum's persistdir has been added.
33 - per-guest device maps are now supported.
35 - vserver ... build now sets the barrier on the parent directory.
37 - fsck is now supported for the guest's fstab.
39 - symlinks are now handled on all levels in namespace cleanup.
41 - the debootstrap build method now supports debootstrap 1.0.8.
43 - a documentation update, thanks to Micah Anderson.
45 - use numeric uids/gids for the template build method.
47 - add support for the alpine and f8 distributions.
51 - patches for yum-3.2.
53 - various fixes to allow for *SuSE guests.
57 - replace file with h2ext for build -m template.
59 - add exclude list support for vclone.
61 - include debootstrap scripts for a lot of distributions.
63 - fixes to allow the Gentoo initscripts to be used with baselayout 2.
65 - remove disk limit caches on vserver ... delete.
67 - added support for the new APIs in 2.2 and 2.3, in particular the
68 netv2 API, allowing native IPv6 support.
70 - added support for a separate filesystem tag.
74 - added support for the device mapping feature present in development
77 - further improved Gentoo support, again thanks to Benedikt Böhm.
79 - support persistent contexts.
81 - add another initscript that creates directories, configures vshelper
82 as well as kills all contexts.
84 - new vserver-stat implementation, which uses the accounting APIs
85 available in Linux-VServer 2.2.
87 - added support for setting sysctl values in the guest configuration.
89 - added a clone build method, which simply links already unified files.
91 - implement dynamic contexts in userspace, generating a static one
92 during vserver ... build.
94 - fix the endless loop in vlogin.
98 - improved support for Debian Etch, thanks to Benedikt Böhm.
102 - use the state change helper to try to cleanup after us if the guest
107 - support for the Linux-VServer 2.1 API has been implemented.
109 - the scheduler configuration has been split up into multiple files.
111 - namespace cleanup is enabled by default. This can be disabled by
112 touch ${sysconfdir}/vservers/.defaults/nonamespace-cleanup
114 - all unset ulimits are now reset to infinity, so limits are no longer
115 inherited from the host.
117 - much improved Gentoo support, thanks to Benedikt Böhm.
122 - novlandev is now the default. To reenable the old behaviour of
123 creating VLAN interfaces where used, touch
124 ${sysconfdir}/vservers/.defaults/interfaces/vlandev.
126 - vshelper now works correctly with the kernel legacy support turned
129 - vlogin provides a terminal proxy which allocates a new psuedo-tty
130 on the inside when you enter a guest.
132 - and lots of other features/fixes, see ChangeLog.
138 - LEGACY BREAKAGE: by default, only recent kernel APIs will be
139 supported so you have to make sure to use at least the vs2.0.1
140 kernel patch. With older kernels, you have to call 'configure'
141 with '--enable-apis=NOLEGACY'. Some programs will not work anymore
142 with the default settings; these ones are:
148 - dlimit support was integrated into the standard vserver
149 operations. Thanks to Daniel Hokka Zakrisson for his patch.
151 - recent kernel API is now used for setting up the network
152 contexts. So it should be now possible to use a kernel compiled
153 without CONFIG_VSERVER_LEGACYNET. Thanks to Daniel Hokka Zakrisson
166 - fixed '--level' option on 'vserver ... chkconfig'