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              Technical notes on version 1.1-14Oct
                       14 October 2001
                        Kern Sibbald

General:
- Lots of changes to the documentation.
- Better handling of tapes at EOM.
- Cancelling jobs should now work better (not tested).
- Labelling of tapes is now done in the Console
  program by preference.
- Numerous improvements to the Console user interface
  mainly by presenting a list of choices. This  
  needs to be implemented in more places.
- Created a smtp program that will send email.

Changes submitted this submission:
- Major reorganization and improvement of the documentation.
  This is only a drop in the bucket, much more remains to
  be done.
- Fixed bstrdup() so that ophaned buffers will point
 to the original code rather than the bstrdup() subroutine.
- Added an MD5 signature to FileSets so that any change
  in the file set will force a Full save.
- Added a LabelDate to the Media record so that in code
  to be implemented, we can ensure that a tape is labelled
  only once.
- Modified virtually all the Bacula internal database 
  routines to use binary read/writes rather than sprintf
  and sscanf. This simplifies the code, but makes the 
  database byte order dependent. I added a lot of additional
  functionality and did quite a bit of general cleanup.
  The Job database still uses printf/sscanf.
- Added code that creates a FileSet record that is
  unique by its name and its MD5 signature. This ensures that
  if you change the FileSet, a new FileSet record will be
  created and a Full save will be forced.
- Implement default values for integer and 64 bit configuration
  variables.
- Massive changes to the User Agent (console program). Separated
  the code into multiple files, added code that prompts the
  user and provides a list of appropriate responses. This new
  code is now used in many places -- more work to be done.
  More testing of the code is necessary, I have not yet tested
  all possible paths where I changed the code.
- Implemented a simple smtp program which sends email.
- Implemented an MailCommand configuration record for the
  Message resource, which specifies the mail program to be
  used.
- Implemented multiple email addresses on a single record.
  Not tested.
- Quite a lot of cleanup of handling Volume names in the Storage
  daemon. Corrected a number of problems with End of Medium
  handling and labelling of tapes. Corrected problems in 
  cancelling a program.
- Removed the code in message.c that automatically marked jobs
  in error when an M_FATAL message is sent. It is a good idea,
  but a bit premature because a thourough audit of error messages
  is needed first.