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              Technical notes on version 1.3-04Oct
                       06 October 2001
                        Kern Sibbald

General:
- Added mutex deadlock detection (don't recommend
  enabling it because it prints all deadlocks, even
  ones that are resolved).
- Important reworking done on the End of Media handling.
  I think this time, we should be pretty close to having
  it work.

Changes submitted this submission:
- Enhanced the P and V defines by creating subroutines
  if DEBUG_MUTEX is set that detects a mutex that is
  locked if you are going to lock it. This will cause
  an error message to print (not necessarily a real error).
- Fixed an erroneous fwrite() statement that incorrectly tested
  for bytes transferred thus always producing an error. This 
  was only in the homebrew database.
- More cleanup in the Bacula database routines -- return
  correct address during get for subsequent record change.
- Added a new field to bnet_connect() that suppresses the
  warning messages when not able to connect. This is used
  in the console program.
- Moved the connection timeouts to connect_to_storage_daemon
  and connect_to_file_daemon so that the console program can
  limit the wait time if the daemon is not running.  Generally
  it is now set to 15 seconds in the console program.
- Removed the Errors output line from the backup summary printout
  because errors are not yet returned to the Director.
- Enhanced the "run" command in the console program to produce
  a full printout of the options it is going to use. It gives
  you the choice to continue or not. More coding is needed to
  allow you to change the options before proceeding.
- Modified the status command to prompt for the status you
  want. If you enter "status all", it will give you a status
  of all the daemons.
- Remove the tape mount time from the calculations when computing
  bytes/sec in the Storage daemon.
- Return unique error codes when doing label or mount commands
  from the console.